Compositions and methods for diagnosing and treating lyme disease

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to compositions and methods of diagnosing and treating Lyme disease.

RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is an International Patent Application that claims thebenefit of priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(e) of U.S. ProvisionalApplication No. 62/207,151, filed on Aug. 19, 2015, which isincorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to compositions and methods for treatingand diagnosing Lyme disease. More particularly, the present inventionrelates to methods and compositions for treating Lyme disease based, inpart, on genes whose expression is differentially modulated inantibiotic resistant strains of Borrelia burgdorferi.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Lyme disease caused by Borrelia burgdorferi is the most common vectorborne disease in the United States and Europe. The current treatment forLyme disease is a 2-4 week antibiotic monotherapy with doxycycline,amoxicillin or cefuroxime. While this treatment is effective for themajority of Lyme disease patients, about 10-20% of patients still havepersisting symptoms such as fatigue, muscular pain, and neurologicalimpairment—a collection of symptoms called Post Treatment Lyme DiseaseSyndrome (PTLDS)—that may last up to six months after the treatment.While the cause of PTLDS remains unclear, several hypotheses have beenproposed to explain PTLDS, including: host response to continuedpresence of bacterial debris, autoimmunity, co-infections, and presenceof bacterial persisters that were not killed by the current Lymeantibiotics. Consistent with the presence of bacterial persisters invarious animal models such as mice, dogs and monkeys have shown B.burgdorferi could still be detected after treatment with differentantibiotics, even though viable organisms could not be cultured. Invitro studies also demonstrated that B. burgdorferi could developantibiotic tolerant persisters. Therefore, there is an urgent need toidentify targets for more effective treatment of Lyme disease

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to compositions for treating anddiagnosing Lyme disease. More particularly, the present inventionrelates to methods and compositions for treating Lyme disease based, inpart, on genes whose expression is differentially modulated inantibiotic resistant strains of Borrelia burgdorferi.

Definitions

It is understood that the present invention is not limited to theparticular methods and components, etc., described herein, as these mayvary. It is also to be understood that the terminology used herein isused for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only, and isnot intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It must benoted that as used herein and in the appended claims, the singular forms“a,” “an,” and “the” include the plural reference unless the contextclearly dictates otherwise. Thus, for example, a reference to a“protein” is a reference to one or more proteins, and includesequivalents thereof known to those skilled in the art and so forth.

Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used hereinhave the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill inthe art to which this invention belongs. Specific methods, devices, andmaterials are described, although any methods and materials similar orequivalent to those described herein can be used in the practice ortesting of the present invention.

All publications cited herein are hereby incorporated by referenceincluding all journal articles, books, manuals, published patentapplications, and issued patents. In addition, the meaning of certainterms and phrases employed in the specification, examples, and appendedclaims are provided. The definitions are not meant to be limiting innature and serve to provide a clearer understanding of certain aspectsof the present invention.

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the term “antisenseoligonucleotide” refers to an oligonucleotide having a sequencecomplementary to a target DNA or RNA sequence.

As used herein, the term “antisense strand” of an siRNA or RNAi agente.g., an antisense strand of an siRNA duplex or siRNA sequence, refersto a strand that is substantially complementary to a section of about10-50 nucleotides, e.g., about 15-30, 16-25, 18-23 or 19-22 nucleotidesof the mRNA of the gene targeted for silencing. The antisense strand orfirst strand has sequence sufficiently complementary to the desiredtarget mRNA sequence to direct target-specific RNA interference (RNAi),e.g., complementarity sufficient to trigger the destruction of thedesired target mRNA by the RNAi machinery or process. The term “sensestrand” or “second strand” of a siRNA or RNAi agent e.g., an antisensestrand of an siRNA duplex or siRNA sequence, refers to a strand that iscomplementary to the antisense strand or first strand. Antisense andsense strands can also be referred to as first or second strands, thefirst or second strand having complementarity to the target sequence andthe respective second or first strand having complementarity to saidfirst or second strand

As used herein, “comparing” in relation to “the proportion, level, orcellular localization, to a standard proportion, level, or cellularlocalization” refers to making an assessment of how the proportion,level, or cellular localization of a transcript or protein in a samplerelates to the proportion, level, or cellular localization of atranscript or protein of the standard.

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the term“complementary,” when used to describe a sequence in relation to atarget sequence, means that the sequence is able to bind to the targetsequence in a cellular environment in a manner sufficient to disrupt thefunction (e.g., replication, splicing, transcription or translation) ofthe gene comprising the target sequence. The binding may result frominteractions such as, but not limited to, nucleotide base parings (e.g.,A-T/G-C). In particular embodiments of the invention, a sequence iscomplementary when it hybridizes to its target sequence under highstringency, e.g., conditions for hybridization and washing under whichnucleotide sequences, which are at least 60 percent (preferably greaterthan about 70, 80, or 90 percent) identical to each other, typicallyremain hybridized to each other. Such stringent conditions are known tothose skilled in the art, and can be found, for example, in CurrentProtocols in Molecular Biology, John Wiley & Sons, N.Y. (1989),6.3.1-6.3.6, which is incorporated herein by reference. Another exampleof stringent hybridization conditions is hybridization of the nucleotidesequences in 6× sodium chloride/sodium citrate (SSC) at about 45° C.,followed by 0.2×SSC, 0.1% SDS at 50-65° C. Particularly preferredstringency conditions are hybridization in 6x sodium chloride/sodiumcitrate (SSC) at about 45° C., followed by one or more washes in0.2.×SSC, 0.1% SDS at 50° C. Depending on the conditions under whichbinding sufficient to disrupt the functions of a gene occurs, a sequencecomplementary to a target sequence within the gene need not be 100percent identical to the target sequence. For example, a sequence can becomplementary to its target sequence when at least about 70%, 80%, 90%,or 95% of its nucleotides bind via matched base pairings withnucleotides of the target sequence.

As used herein, “correlating” in reference to a parameter, e.g., amodulated ratio, level, or localization in a sample or tissue from thesubject, may be an indication that B. burgdorferi infection is absent,present, persisting, and/or getting worse or better. “Correlating” or“normalization” as used according to the present invention may be by anymethod of relating levels of expression or localization of markers to astandard valuable for the: the diagnosis of Lyme disease, prediction ofLyme disease presence, progression, assessment of efficacy of clinicaltreatment, selection of a subject for a particular treatment, monitoringof the progress of treatment with a B. burgdorferi directed therapy, andin the context of a screening assay, for the identification of a B.burgdorferi related therapeutic.

When used to describe the sequences of siRNAs, the term “correspondingto,” as used herein, means that a siRNA has a sequence that is identicalor complementary to the portion of target mRNA that is transcribed fromthe denoted DNA sequence.

As used herein, and unless otherwise indicated, the term “inhibiting thesynthesis or expression” of a gene means impeding, slowing or preventingone or more steps by which the end-product protein encoded by said geneis synthesized. Typically, the inhibition involves blocking of one ormore steps in the gene's replication, transcription, splicing ortranslation through a mechanism that comprises recognition of a targetsite located within the gene or transcript sequence based on sequencecomplementation. In a specific embodiment, inhibition of B. burgdorferireduces the amount of B. burgdorferi in the cell by greater than about20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or 100%. The amount of B. burgdorferican be determined by well-known methods including, but are not limitedto, densitometer, fluorometer, radiography, gram staining luminometer,antibody-based methods and activity measurements, PCR, and/or massspectrometry.

As used herein, the term “isolated RNA” (e.g., “isolated ssRNA”,“isolated siRNA” or “isolated ss-siRNA”) refers to RNA molecules whichare substantially free of other cellular material, or culture mediumwhen produced by recombinant techniques, or substantially free ofchemical precursors or other chemicals when chemically synthesized.

The term “measuring” means methods which include detecting the presenceor absence of a biomarker(s) in a sample, quantifying the amount ofbiomarker(s) in the sample, and/or qualifying the type of biomarker(s).Measuring can be accomplished by methods known in the art and thosefurther described herein including, but not limited to, immunoassay,PCR, qPCR, RT PCR, etc.

As used herein, the term “molecule” when used without otherqualification, e.g., nucleic acid molecule, refers to both compounds ofbiological origin or character (e.g., proteins, DNA, RNA, antibodies,etc.) and compounds which are synthetic organic compounds (e.g.,aspirin, ibuprofen, ampicillin, etc.).

The term “sample,” as used herein, refers to a biological sampleobtained for the purpose of evaluation in vitro. In the methods of thepresent invention, the sample or patient sample may comprise anybodyfluid including, but not limited to, blood, serum, plasma, urine,saliva, and synovial fluid. A sample may also comprise any cells, tissuesamples or cell components (such as cellular membranes or cellularcomponents) obtained from a patient. In a further embodiment, a samplemay refer to a stool sample.

An RNAi agent having a strand which is “sequence sufficientlycomplementary to a target mRNA sequence to direct target-specific RNAinterference (RNAi)” means that the strand has a sequence sufficient totrigger the destruction of the target mRNA by the RNAi machinery orprocess.

The terms “subject” or “patient” are used interchangeably herein, and ismeant a mammalian subject to be treated, with human subjects beingpreferred. In some cases, the terms may refer to treatment inexperimental animals, in veterinary application, and in the developmentof animal models for disease, including, but not limited to, rodentsincluding mice, rats, and hamsters; and primates.

Various methodologies of the instant invention include step thatinvolves comparing a value, level, feature, characteristic, property,etc. to a “suitable control”, referred to interchangeably herein as an“appropriate control”. A “suitable control” or “appropriate control” isany control or standard familiar to one of ordinary skill in the artuseful for comparison purposes. In one embodiment, a “suitable control”or “appropriate control” is a value, level, feature, characteristic,property, etc. determined prior to performing an RNAi methodology, forexample, as described herein. In one embodiment, a transcription rate,mRNA level, translation rate, protein level, biological activity,cellular characteristic or property, genotype, phenotype, etc. can bedetermined prior to introducing a siRNA of the invention into a cell ororganism. In another embodiment, a “suitable control” or “appropriatecontrol” is a value, level, feature, characteristic, property, etc.determined in a cell or organism, e.g., a control or normal cell ororganism, exhibiting, for example, normal traits. In yet anotherembodiment, a “suitable control” or “appropriate control” is apredefined value, level, feature, characteristic, property, etc.

A “target gene” is a gene whose expression is to be selectivelyinhibited or “silenced.” In certain embodiments, this silencing isachieved by cleaving the mRNA of the target gene by an siRNA that iscreated from an engineered RNA precursor by a cell's RNAi system. Oneportion or segment of a duplex stem of the RNA precursor is ananti-sense strand that is complementary, e.g., fully complementary, to asection of about 18 to about 40 or more nucleotides of the mRNA of thetarget gene.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A is a diagram depicting genes that are differentially expressedin doxycycline tolerant B. burgdorferi persisters. The green upwardpentagons indicate upregulated genes, and the red downward pentagonsindicate downregulated genes. Pathways in bold frame were differentiallyexpressed in both doxycycline and amoxicillin tolerant persisters.

FIG. 1B is a diagram depicting genes that are differentially expressedin amoxicillin tolerant B. burgdorferi persisters. The green upwardpentagons indicate upregulated genes, and the red downward pentagonsindicate downregulated genes. Pathways in bold frame were differentiallyexpressed in both doxycycline and amoxicillin tolerant persisters.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Lyme disease caused by Borrelia burgdorferi is the most common vectorborne disease in the United States and Europe (Lyme Disease. Center forDisease Control; 2015; Available from the world wide web at(www)cec.gov/lyme/, and Rizzoli A, et al. Euro Surveill. 2011; 16(27)).The current treatment for Lyme disease is a 2-4 week antibioticmonotherapy with doxycycline, amoxicillin or cefuroxime (Wormser G P, etal. Clinical infectious diseases: an official publication of theInfectious Diseases Society of America. [Practice Guideline]. 2006 Nov.1; 43(9):1089-134). While this treatment is effective for the majorityof Lyme disease patients, about 10-20% of patients still have persistingsymptoms such as fatigue, muscular pain, and neurological impairment(Lyme Disease. Center for Disease Control; 2015; Available from: theworld wide web at (www)cec.gov/lyme)—a collection of symptoms calledPost Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS) (CDC. Post-Treatment LymeDisease Syndrome)—that may last up to six months after the treatment.While the cause of PTLDS remains unclear and controversial, severalhypotheses have been proposed to explain PTLDS, including host responseto continued presence of bacterial debris (Bockenstedt L K, et al., JClin Invest. 2012 Jul. 2; 122(7):2652-60), autoimmunity (Steere A C, etal., Journal of autoimmunity. 2001 May; 16(3):263-8), co-infections(Stricker R B. Clinical infectious diseases: an official publication ofthe Infectious Diseases Society of America. 2007 Jul. 15; 45(2):149-57),and presence of bacterial persisters not killed by the current Lymeantibiotics (Stricker R B. Clinical infectious diseases: an officialpublication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. 2007 Jul. 15;45(2):149-57). Consistent with the presence of bacterial persisters notkilled by current antibiotics, experiments in various animal models suchas mice, dogs and monkeys have shown that B. burgdorferi could still bedetected after treatment with different Lyme antibiotics though viableorganisms could not be cultured (Barthold S W, et al., AntimicrobialAgents and Chemotherapy. 2010 February; 54(2):643-51, Embers M E, et al.PLoS One. 2012; 7(1):e29914 and Straubinger R K, et al., J ClinMicrobiol. 1997 January; 35(1):111-6). In vitro studies alsodemonstrated that B. burgdorferi could develop antibiotic tolerantpersisters (Feng J, et al. Emerg Microb Infect. 2014; Jul. 2, 2014:3,e49). Although persister mechanisms have been reported in the modelorganism E. coli (Zhang Y. Emerg Microb Infect. 2014; 3, e3), themechanisms that give rise to B. burgdorferi persisters remain unknown.Herein, RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) was performed to determine the geneexpression profile of B. burgdorferi persisters that survived antibiotictreatment using next generation sequencing to shed light on themechanisms of B. burgdorferi persistence.

Borrelia burgdorferi

Borrelia species known to cause Lyme disease are collectively known asBorrelia burgdorferi. Borrelia are microaerophilic and slow-growing,which is the primary reason for the long delays when diagnosing Lymedisease. Borrelia burgdorferi has been found to have great straindiversity wherein the strains differ in clinical symptoms and/orpresentation as well as geographic distribution. Except for Borreliarecurrentis, which is transmitted by the body louse, all known speciesare believed to be transmitted by ticks.

Prevalence

The rate of Lyme disease infection has increased to 7.9 cases for every100,000 persons. Although Lyme disease has now been reported in 49 of 50states in the U.S. (all states except Hawaii), about 99% of all reportedcases are confined to just five geographic areas (New England,Mid-Atlantic, East-North Central, South Atlantic, and WestNorth-Central). In Europe, cases of B. burgdorferi-infected ticks arefound predominantly in Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Italy,Slovenia, and Poland, but have also been isolated in almost everycountry on the continent. Borrelia burgdorferi-infested ticks are beingfound more frequently in Japan, as well as in northwest China and fareastern Russia. In western and sub-Saharan Africa, tick-borne relapsingfever has been recognized for over a century.

Lifecycle

The lifecycle of B. burgdorferi is complex, requiring ticks, and speciesthat are competent reservoirs for the organism, which often includesmall rodents. For example, mice are the primary reservoir for thebacteria.

B. burgdorferi B31 Strain

The genome of B. burgdorferi (B31 strain) was the third microbial genomeever to be sequenced, and its chromosome contains 910,725 base pairs and853 genes. One of the most striking features of B. burgdorferi is itsunusual genome, which is far more complex than that of its spirochetalcousin Treponema pallidum, the agent of syphilis. In addition to alinear chromosome, the genome of B. burgdorferi strain B31 includes 21plasmids (12 linear and 9 circular), the largest number of plasmidsfound in any known bacterium. Genetic exchange, including plasmidtransfers, contributes to the genetic heterogeneity and pathogenicity ofthe organism. Long-term culture of B. burgdorferi results in a loss ofsome plasmids and changes in expressed protein profiles. Associated withthe loss of plasmids is a loss in the ability of the organism to infectlaboratory animals, suggesting the plasmids encode key genes involved invirulence.

B. burgdorferi Structure and Growth

B. burgdorferi is a highly specialized, motile, two-membrane, flat-wavedspirochete, ranging from about 9 to 32 micrometers in length. Because ofits double-membrane envelope, it is often mistakenly described as beingGram negative, although it does stain weakly positive in Gram stain. Thebacterial membranes in at least the B31, NL303 and N40 strains of B.burgdorferi do not contain lipopolysaccharide, which is extremelyatypical for Gram negative bacteria; instead, the membranes containglycolipids. However, the membranes in the B31 strain have been found tocontain a lipopolysaccharide-like component. B. burgdorferi is amicroaerophilic organism, requiring little oxygen to survive. Unlikemost bacteria, B. burgdorferi does not use iron, hence avoiding thedifficulty of acquiring iron during infection. It lives primarily as anextracellular pathogen, although in vitro it can also hideintracellularly

B. burgdorferi is very slow growing, with a doubling time of 12-18hours. Since most antibiotics kill bacteria only when they are dividing,this longer doubling time necessitates the use of relatively longertreatment courses for Lyme disease.

Outer Surface Proteins

The outer membrane of B. burgdorferi is composed of various unique outersurface proteins (Osp) that have been characterized (e.g., OspA throughOspF). The Osp proteins are lipoproteins anchored by N-terminallyattached fatty acid molecules to the membrane. OspA, OspB, and OspD areexpressed by B. burgdorferi residing in the gut of unfed ticks,suggesting they promote the persistence of the spirochete in ticksbetween blood meals. During transmission to the mammalian host, when thenymphal tick begins to feed and the spirochetes in the midgut begin tomultiply rapidly, most spirochetes cease expressing OspA on theirsurfaces. Simultaneous with the disappearance of OspA, the spirochetepopulation in the midgut begins to express an OspC and migrates to thesalivary gland. Upregulation of OspC begins during the first day offeeding and peaks 48 hours after attachment.

Mechanisms of Persistence

While B. burgdorferi is susceptible to a number of antibiotics in vitro,reports are contradictory as to the efficacy of antibiotics in vivo. B.burgdorferi may persist in humans and animals for months or years. Somestudies have suggested persistence of infection despite antibiotictherapy, although others have suggested that antibiotics rapidly endinfections.

B. burgdorferi can invade a variety of cultured cells, includingendothelium, fibroblasts, lymphocytes, macrophages, keratinocytes,synovium, and most recently neuronal and glial cells. By hiding insidethese cells during human infection, B. burgdorferi may be able to evadethe immune system and be protected to varying degrees against someantibiotics, sometimes allowing the infection to persist.

The formation of rounded forms of B. burgdorferi cells, sometimes calledspheroplasts, which either lack a cell wall or have a damaged cell wall,has been observed in vitro, in vivo, and in an ex vivo model. Thefinding that energy is required for the spiral bacterium to convert tothis form suggests that these altered forms have a survival function,and are not merely end-stage degeneration products.

Like the Borrelia that causes relapsing fever, B. burgdorferi has theability to vary its surface proteins in response to immune attack. Thisability is related to the genomic complexity of B. burgdorferi, and isanother way B. burgdorferi evades the immune system to establish achronic infection.

Biomarkers

clpP

ClpP protease is an intracellular protease which may recognize anddegrade misfolded proteins with the aid of ClpX, C or A subunits.

Heat Shock Proteins

Heat shock proteins (HSPs) function as intra-cellular chaperones forother proteins. They play an important role in protein-proteininteractions such as folding and assisting in the establishment ofproper protein conformation and prevention of unwanted proteinaggregation. HSPs aid in transporting proteins across membranes within acell.

Transporter Proteins

Transporter proteins (phosphotransferase system, maltose and glucoseuptake transporter, Na⁺/Ca²⁺ exchanger, dicarboxylate/amino acid uptaketransporter and Na/H antiporter) facilitate in uptek of nutrients andregulate intracellular ion concentration.

Membrane Proteins

Membrane proteins (e.g., S1 antigen, S2, bmpD, BB_0807, BB_G28) interactwith biological membranes and target over 50% of all modern medicinaldrugs. Membrane proteins perform a variety of functions includingtransport of signals, transport proteins, enzymatic activities, and celladhesion interactions (e.g., proteins involved in immune response).

Detection of Biomarkers Detection by Mass Spectrometry

In another aspect, the biomarkers of the present invention may bedetected by mass spectrometry, a method that employs a mass spectrometerto detect gas phase ions. Examples of mass spectrometers aretime-of-flight, magnetic sector, quadrupole filter, ion trap, ioncyclotron resonance, electrostatic sector analyzer and hybrids of these.In a particular method, the mass spectrometer is a laserdesorption/ionization mass spectrometer. In a specific embodiment, themass spectrometric technique comprises surface enhanced laser desorptionand ionization or “SELDI,” as described, for example, in U.S. Pat. No.6,225,047 and U.S. Pat. No. 5,719,060. Briefly, SELDI refers to a methodof desorption/ionization gas phase ion spectrometry (e.g. massspectrometry) in which an analyte (here, one or more of the biomarkers)is captured on the surface of a SELDI mass spectrometry probe. There areseveral versions of SELDI that may be utilized including, but notlimited to, Affinity Capture Mass Spectrometry (also calledSurface-Enhanced Affinity Capture (SEAC)), and Surface-Enhanced NeatDesorption (SEND) which involves the use of probes comprising energyabsorbing molecules that are chemically bound to the probe surface (SENDprobe). Another SELDI method is called Surface-Enhanced PhotolabileAttachment and Release (SEPAR), which involves the use of probes havingmoieties attached to the surface that can covalently bind an analyte,and then release the analyte through breaking a photolabile bond in themoiety after exposure to light, e.g., to laser light (see, U.S. Pat. No.5,719,060). SEPAR and other forms of SELDI are readily adapted todetecting a biomarker or biomarker panel, pursuant to the presentinvention.

In another mass spectrometry method, the biomarkers can be firstcaptured on a chromatographic resin having chromatographic propertiesthat bind the biomarkers. For example, one could capture the biomarkerson a cation exchange resin, such as CM Ceramic HyperD F resin, wash theresin, elute the biomarkers and detect by MALDI. Alternatively, thismethod could be preceded by fractionating the sample on an anionexchange resin before application to the cation exchange resin. Inanother alternative, one could fractionate on an anion exchange resinand detect by MALDI directly. In yet another method, one could capturethe biomarkers on an immuno-chromatographic resin that comprisesantibodies that bind the biomarkers, wash the resin to remove unboundmaterial, elute the biomarkers from the resin and detect the elutedbiomarkers by MALDI or by SELDI.

Detection by Immunoassay

In another embodiment, the biomarkers of the present invention can bemeasured by immunoassay Immunoassay requires biospecific capturereagents, such as antibodies, to capture the biomarkers. Antibodies canbe produced by methods well known in the art, e.g., by immunizinganimals with the biomarkers. Biomarkers can be isolated from samplesbased on their binding characteristics. Alternatively, if the amino acidsequence of a polypeptide biomarker is known, the polypeptide can besynthesized and used to generate antibodies by methods well known in theart.

The present invention contemplates traditional immunoassays including,for example, sandwich immunoassays including ELISA or fluorescence-basedimmunoassays, as well as other enzyme immunoassays. Nephelometry is anassay performed in liquid phase, in which antibodies are in solution.Binding of the antigen to the antibody results in changes in absorbance,which may be measured. In the SELDI-based immunoassay, a biospecificcapture reagent for the biomarker is attached to the surface of an MSprobe, such as a pre-activated ProteinChip array. The biomarker is thenspecifically captured on the biochip through this reagent, and thecaptured biomarker is detected by mass spectrometry. The Quantikineimmunoassay developed by R&D Systems, Inc. (Minneapolis, Minn.) may alsobe used in the methods of the present invention.

Detection by Electrochemicaluminescent Assay

In several embodiments, the B. burgdorferi biomarkers and otherbiomarkers may be detected by means of an electrochemicaluminescentassay developed by Meso Scale Discovery (Gaithersburg, Md.).Electrochemiluminescence detection uses labels that emit light whenelectrochemically stimulated. Background signals are minimal because thestimulation mechanism (electricity) is decoupled from the signal(light). Labels are stable, non-radioactive and offer a choice ofconvenient coupling chemistries. They emit light at ˜620 nm, eliminatingproblems with color quenching. See U.S. Pat. Nos. 7,497,997; 7,491,540;7,288,410; 7,036,946; 7,052,861; 6,977,722; 6,919,173; 6,673,533;6,413,783; 6,362,011; 6,319,670; 6,207,369; 6,140,045; 6,090,545; and5,866,434. See also U.S. Patent Application Publication No's:2009/0170121; 2009/006339; 2009/0065357; 2006/0172340; 2006/0019319;2005/0142033; 2005/0052646; 2004/0022677; 2003/0124572; 2003/0113713;2003/0003460; 2002/0137234; 2002/0086335; and 2001/0021534.

Detection by Other Methods

The B. burgdorferi biomarkers of the present invention can be detectedby other suitable methods. Detection paradigms that can be employed tothis end include optical methods, electrochemical methods (voltametryand amperometry techniques), atomic force microscopy, and radiofrequency methods, e.g., multipolar resonance spectroscopy. Illustrativeof optical methods, in addition to microscopy, both confocal andnon-confocal, are detection of fluorescence, luminescence,chemiluminescence, absorbance, reflectance, transmittance, andbirefringence or refractive index (e.g., surface plasmon resonance,ellipsometry, a resonant mirror method, a grating coupler waveguidemethod or interferometry).

Furthermore, a sample may also be analyzed by means of a biochip.Biochips generally comprise solid substrates and have a generally planarsurface, to which a capture reagent (also called an adsorbent oraffinity reagent) is attached. Frequently, the surface of a biochipcomprises a plurality of addressable locations, each of which has thecapture reagent bound there. Protein biochips are biochips adapted forthe capture of polypeptides. Many protein biochips are described in theart. These include, for example, protein biochips produced by CiphergenBiosystems, Inc. (Fremont, Calif.), Zyomyx (Hayward, Calif.), Invitrogen(Carlsbad, Calif.), Biacore (Uppsala, Sweden) and Procognia (Berkshire,UK). Examples of such protein biochips are described in the followingpatents or published patent applications: U.S. Pat. No. 6,537,749; U.S.Pat. No. 6,329,209; U.S. Pat. No. 6,225,047; U.S. Pat. No. 5,242,828;PCT International Publication No. WO 00/56934; and PCT InternationalPublication No. WO 03/048768.

Sample Preparation

In several embodiments of the present invention, a blood sample istested for the presence or absence of one or more biomarkers. The stepof collecting a sample such as a blood sample from a subject can becarried out by phlebotomy or any other suitable technique. The bloodsample may be further processed to provide a serum sample or othersuitable blood fraction, such as plasma.

In alternative embodiments of the present invention, a tissue sample maybe taken and tested for the presence or absence of one or morebiomarkers. Tissue or cell samples can be removed from almost any partof the body. In particular, biopsy methods include needle (e.g. fineneedle aspiration), endoscopic, and excisional. Variations of thesemethods and the necessary devices used in such methods are known tothose of ordinary skill in the art.

Biomarker Panels

The skilled artisan will appreciate there are many ways to use themeasurements of two or more markers in order to improve the diagnosticquestion under investigation. In a quite simple, but nonetheless ofteneffective approach, a positive result is assumed if a sample is positivefor at least one of the markers investigated.

Frequently, however, the combination of markers is evaluated. Preferablythe values measured for markers of a marker panel, e.g., for B.burgdorferi biomarkers, are mathematically combined and the combinedvalue is correlated to the underlying diagnostic question. Biomarkervalues may be combined by any appropriate state of the art mathematicalmethod. Well-known mathematical methods for correlating a markercombination to a disease employ methods like discriminant analysis (DA)(e.g., linear-, quadratic-, regularized-DA), Kernel Methods (e.g., SVM),Nonparametric Methods (e.g., k-Nearest-Neighbor Classifiers), PLS(Partial Least Squares), Tree-Based Methods (e.g., Logic Regression,CART, Random Forest Methods, Boosting/Bagging Methods), GeneralizedLinear Models (e.g., Logistic Regression), Principal Components basedMethods (e.g., SIMCA), Generalized Additive Models, Fuzzy Logic basedMethods, Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithms based Methods. Theskilled artisan will have no problem in selecting an appropriate methodto evaluate a biomarker combination of the present invention. In oneembodiment, the method used in correlating biomarker combination of thepresent invention e.g. to the absence or presence of Lyme disease isselected from DA (e.g., Linear-, Quadratic-, Regularized DiscriminantAnalysis), Kernel Methods (e.g., SVM), Nonparametric Methods (e.g.,k-Nearest-Neighbor Classifiers), PLS (Partial Least Squares), Tree-BasedMethods (e.g., Logic Regression, CART, Random Forest Methods, BoostingMethods), or Generalized Linear Models (e.g., Logistic Regression).Details relating to these statistical methods are found in the followingreferences: Ruczinski et al., 12 J. OF COMPUTATIONAL AND GRAPHICALSTATISTICS 475-511 (2003); Friedman, J. H., 84 J. OF THE AMERICANSTATISTICAL ASSOCIATION 165-75 (1989); Hastie, Trevor, Tibshirani,Robert, Friedman, Jerome, The Elements of Statistical Learning, SpringerSeries in Statistics (2001); Breiman, L., Friedman, J. H., Olshen, R.A., Stone, C. J. Classification and regression trees, California:Wadsworth (1984); Breiman, L., 45 MACHINE LEARNING 5-32 (2001); Pepe, M.S., The Statistical Evaluation of Medical Tests for Classification andPrediction, Oxford Statistical Science Series, 28 (2003); and Duda, R.O., Hart, P. E., Stork, D. G., Pattern Classification, WileyInterscience, 2nd Edition (2001).

Determining Risk of Developing Disease

In a specific embodiment, the present invention provides methods fordetermining the risk of developing disease (e.g. Lyme disease) in asubject. Biomarker amounts or patterns are characteristic of variousrisk states, e.g., high, medium or low. The risk of developing a diseaseis determined by measuring the relevant biomarker or biomarkers and theneither submitting them to a classification algorithm or comparing themwith a reference amount and/or pattern of biomarkers that is associatedwith the particular risk level.

Determining Stage of Disease

In another embodiment, the present invention provides methods fordetermining the stage of disease (e.g. Lyme disease) in a subject. Eachstage of the disease has a characteristic amount of a biomarker orrelative amounts of a set of biomarkers (a pattern). The stage of adisease is determined by measuring the relevant biomarker or biomarkersand then either submitting them to a classification algorithm orcomparing them with a reference amount and/or pattern of biomarkers thatis associated with the particular stage.

Determining Course (Progression) of Disease

In one embodiment, the present invention provides methods fordetermining the course of disease (e.g. Lyme disease) in a subject.Disease course refers to changes in disease status over time, includingdisease progression (worsening) and disease regression (improvement).Over time, the amounts or relative amounts (e.g., the pattern) of thebiomarker(s) changes. Accordingly, this method involves measuring one ormore biomarkers in a subject at least two different time points, e.g., afirst time and a second time, and comparing the change in amounts, ifany. The course of disease is determined based on these comparisons.

Subject Management

In certain embodiments of the methods of determining Lyme diseasestatus, the methods further comprise managing subject treatment based onthe status. Such management includes the actions of the physician orclinician subsequent to determining Lyme disease status. For example, ifa physician makes a diagnosis of Lyme disease, based on the teachingsherein, then a certain regime of treatment, such as prescription oradministration a specific of therapeutic agent(s) might follow.Alternatively, a diagnosis of non-Lyme disease might be followed withfurther testing to confirm the absence of B. burgdorferi infection, orto determine a specific disease that the patient might be sufferingfrom. Also, further tests may be called for if the diagnostic test givesan inconclusive result on Lyme disease status.

Determining Therapeutic Efficacy of Pharmaceutical Drug

In another embodiment, the present invention provides methods fordetermining the therapeutic efficacy of a pharmaceutical drug. Thesemethods are useful in performing clinical trials of the drug, as well asmonitoring the progress of a patient on the drug. Therapy or clinicaltrials involve administering the drug in a particular regimen. Theregimen may involve a single dose of the drug or multiple doses of thedrug over time. The doctor or clinical researcher monitors the effect ofthe drug on the patient or subject over the course of administration. Ifthe drug has a pharmacological impact on the condition, the amounts orrelative amounts (e.g., the pattern or profile) of one or more of thebiomarkers of the present invention may change toward a non-diseaseprofile. Therefore, one can follow the course of the amounts of one ormore biomarkers in the subject during the course of treatment.Accordingly, this method involves measuring one or more biomarkers in asubject receiving drug therapy, and correlating the amounts of thebiomarkers with the disease status of the subject. One embodiment ofthis method involves determining the levels of one or more biomarkers atleast two different time points during a course of drug therapy, e.g., afirst time and a second time, and comparing the change in amounts of thebiomarkers, if any. For example, the one or more biomarkers can bemeasured before and after drug administration or at two different timepoints during drug administration. The effect of therapy is determinedbased on these comparisons. If a treatment is effective, then one ormore biomarkers will trend toward normal, while if treatment isineffective, the one or more biomarkers will trend toward diseaseindications. If a treatment is effective, then the one or morebiomarkers will trend toward normal, while if treatment is ineffective,the one or more biomarkers will trend toward disease indications.

Kits for the Detection of Lyme Disease

In another aspect, the present invention provides kits for determiningLyme disease, which kits are used to detect the biomarker and otherbiomarkers. In a specific embodiment, the kit is provided as an ELISAkit comprising an antibody to biomarker. The ELISA kit may comprise asolid support, such as a chip, microtiter plate (e.g., a 96-well plate),bead, or resin having a biomarker capture agent attached thereon. Thekit may further comprise a means for detecting the biomarker, such as anantibody, and a secondary antibody-signal complex such as horseradishperoxidase (HRP)-conjugated goat anti-rabbit IgG antibody andtetramethyl benzidine (TMB) as a substrate for HRP.

The kit for determining Lyme disease may be provided as animmuno-chromatography strip comprising a membrane on which an antibodyis immobilized, and a means for detecting the biomarker, e.g., a goldparticle bound biomarker antibody, where the membrane, includes NCmembrane and PVDF membrane. The kit may comprise a plastic plate onwhich a sample application pad, a gold particle bound biomarker antibodytemporally immobilized on a glass fiber filter, a nitrocellulosemembrane on which a biomarker antibody band and a secondary antibodyband are immobilized and an absorbent pad are positioned in a serialmanner, so as to keep continuous capillary flow of blood serum.

A patient can be diagnosed by adding a sample from the patient to thekit and detecting said biomarker conjugated with a biomarker antibody,specifically, by a method which comprises the steps of: (i) collectingsample from the patient; (ii) centrifuging sample; (iii) adding thesample from patient to a diagnostic kit; and, (iv) detecting saidbiomarker conjugated with an antibody. In this method, the antibodiesare brought into contact with the patient's sample. If said biomarker ispresent in the sample, the antibodies will bind to the sample, or aportion thereof. In other kit and diagnostic embodiments, sample neednot be collected from the patient (i.e., it is already collected).

The kit can also comprise a washing solution or instructions for makinga washing solution, in which the combination of the capture agent andthe washing solution allows capture of the biomarker or biomarkers onthe solid support for subsequent detection by, e.g., an antibody or massspectrometry. In a further embodiment, a kit can comprise instructionsfor suitable operational parameters in the form of a label or separateinsert. For example, the instructions may inform a consumer about how tocollect the sample, how to wash the probe or the particular biomarkersto be detected. In yet another embodiment, the kit can comprise one ormore containers with biomarker samples, to be used as standard(s) forcalibration.

Treatment of Lyme Disease by Targeting B. burgdorferi

The present invention generally relates to the treatment and managementof Lyme disease by targeting B. burgdorferi. In one aspect, the presentinvention relates to inhibiting the expression of B. burgdorferi.Inhibition may be achieved by impeding any steps in the replication,transcription, splicing or translation of the B. burgdorferi gene. Inanother aspect, the present invention relates to interfering,inhibiting, or otherwise preventing the functional aspects of the B.burgdorferi protein.

Antibodies to B. burgdorferi

The present invention contemplates the use of antibodies specific for B.burgdorferi in the treatment and prevention of Lyme disease. The phrases“binding specificity,” “binding specifically to, “specific binding” orotherwise any reference to an antibody to B. burgdorferi, refers to abinding reaction that is determinative of the presence of thecorresponding B. burgdorferi antigen to the antibody in a heterogeneouspopulation of antigens and other biologics. The parameters required toachieve such specificity can be determined routinely, using conventionalmethods in the art including, but not limited to, competitive bindingstudies. The binding affinity of an antibody can also be readilydetermined, for example, by Scatchard analysis (Scatchard, Ann. NY Acad.Sci. 51: 660-672, 1949). In some embodiments, the immunoglobulins of thepresent invention bind to B. burgdorferi at least about 5, at leastabout 10, at least about 100, at least about 10³, at least about 10⁴, atleast 10⁵, and at least 10⁶ fold higher than to other proteins.

Various procedures known in the art may be used for the production ofantibodies to B. burgdorferi family members or any subunit thereof, orB. burgdorferi, or a fragment, derivative, homolog or analog of theprotein. Antibodies of the present invention include, but are notlimited to, synthetic antibodies, polyclonal antibodies, monoclonalantibodies, recombinantly produced antibodies, intrabodies,multispecific antibodies (including bi-specific antibodies), humanantibodies, humanized antibodies, chimeric antibodies, syntheticantibodies, single-chain Fvs (scFv) (including bi-specific scFvs),single chain antibodies Fab fragments, F(ab′) fragments,disulfide-linked Fvs (sdFv), and anti-idiotypic (anti-Id) antibodies,and epitope-binding fragments of any of the above. In particular,antibodies of the present invention include immunoglobulin molecules andimmunologically active portions of immunoglobulin molecules, e.g.,molecules that contain an antigen binding site that immunospecificallybinds to an antigen (e.g., one or more complementarity determiningregions (CDRs) of an antibody).

Another embodiment for the preparation of antibodies according to theinvention is the use of peptide mimetics. Mimetics arepeptide-containing molecules that mimic elements of protein secondarystructure. See, for example, Johnson et al., “Peptide Turn Mimetics” inBIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACY, Pezzuto et al., Eds., Chapman and Hall, NewYork (1993). The underlying rationale behind the use of peptide mimeticsin rational design is that the peptide backbone of proteins existschiefly to orient amino acid side chains in such a way as to facilitatemolecular interactions, such as those of antibody and antigen. A peptidemimetic is expected to permit molecular interactions similar to thenatural molecule. These principles may be used to engineer secondgeneration molecules having many of the natural properties of thetargeting antibodies disclosed herein, but with altered and evenimproved characteristics. More specifically, under this rational designapproach, peptide mapping may be used to determine “active” antigenrecognition residues, and along with molecular modeling and moleculardynamics trajectory analysis, peptide mimic of the antibodies containingantigen contact residues from multiple CDRs may be prepared.

In some embodiments, an antibody specifically binds an epitope of the B.burgdorferi protein. It is to be understood that the peptide regions maynot necessarily precisely map one epitope, but may also contain B.burgdorferi sequence that is not immunogenic. Methods of predictingother potential epitopes to which an immunoglobulin of the invention canbind are well-known to those of skill in the art and include, withoutlimitation, Kyte-Doolittle Analysis (Kyte, J. and Dolittle, R. F., 157J. MOL. BIOL. 105-32 (1982)); Hopp and Woods Analysis (Hopp, T. P. andWoods, K. R., 78 PROC. NATL. ACAD. Sci. USA 3824-28 (1981); Hopp, T. J.and Woods, K. R., 20 MOL. IMMUNOL. 483-89 (1983); Hopp, T. J., 88 J.IMMUNOL. METHODS 1-18 (1986)); Jameson-Wolf Analysis (Jameson, B. A. andWolf, H., 4 COMPUT. APPL. BIOSCI. 181-86 (1988)); and Emini Analysis(Emini et al., 140 VIROLOGY 13-20 (1985)).

Amino acid sequence variants of the antibodies of the present inventionmay be prepared by introducing appropriate nucleotide changes into thepolynucleotide that encodes the antibody or by peptide synthesis. Suchmodifications include, for example, deletions from, and/or insertionsinto and/or substitutions of, residues within the amino acid sequencesof the antibody. Any combination of deletions, insertions, andsubstitutions may be made to arrive at the final construct.

Amino acid sequence insertions include amino-terminal and/orcarboxyl-terminal fusions ranging in length from one residue topolypeptides containing a hundred or more residues, as well asintrasequence insertions of single or multiple amino acid residues.Examples of terminal insertions include an antibody with an N-terminalmethionyl residue or the antibody fused to a cytotoxic polypeptide.Other insertional variants of the antibody molecule include the fusionto the N- or C-terminus of the antibody of a polypeptide that increasesthe serum half-life of the antibody.

Another type of antibody variant is an amino acid substitution variant.These variants have at least one amino acid residue in the antibodymolecule replaced by a different residue. For example, the sites ofgreatest interest for substitutional mutagenesis of antibodies includethe hypervariable regions, but framework region (FR) alterations arealso contemplated.

A useful method for the identification of certain residues or regions ofthe B. burgdorferi antibodies that are preferred locations forsubstitution, i.e., mutagenesis, is alanine scanning mutagenesis. SeeCunningham & Wells, 244 SCIENCE 1081-85 (1989). Briefly, a residue orgroup of target residues are identified (e.g., charged residues such asarg, asp, his, lys, and glu) and replaced by a neutral or negativelycharged amino acid (most preferably alanine or polyalanine) to affectthe interaction of the amino acids with antigen. The amino acidlocations demonstrating functional sensitivity to the substitutions arerefined by introducing further or other variants at, or for, the sitesof substitution. Thus, while the site for introducing an amino acidsequence variation is predetermined, the nature of the mutation per seneed not be predetermined. For example, to analyze the performance of amutation at a given site, alanine scanning or random mutagenesis may beconducted at the target codon or region and the expressed antibodyvariants screened for the desired activity.

Substantial modifications in the biological properties of the antibodycan be accomplished by selecting substitutions that differ significantlyin their effect on, maintaining (i) the structure of the polypeptidebackbone in the area of the substitution, for example, as a sheet orhelical conformation, (ii) the charge or hydrophobicity of the moleculeat the target site, or (iii) the bulk of the side chain. Naturallyoccurring residues are divided into groups based on common side-chainproperties:

(1) hydrophobic: norleucine, met, ala, val, leu, ile;

(2) neutral hydrophilic: cys, ser, thr;

(3) acidic: asp, glu;

(4) basic: asn, gln, his, lys, arg;

(5) residues that influence chain orientation: gly, pro; and

(6) aromatic: trp, tyr, phe.

Non-conservative substitutions will entail exchanging a member of one ofthese classes for another class. Conservative substitutions involveexchanging of amino acids within the same class.

Any cysteine residue not involved in maintaining the proper conformationof the antibody also may be substituted, generally with serine, toimprove the oxidative stability of the molecule and prevent aberrantcrosslinking. Conversely, cysteine bond(s) may be added to the antibodyto improve its stability, particularly where the antibody is animmunoglobulin fragment such as an Fv fragment.

Another type of substitutional variant involves substituting one or morehypervariable region residues of a parent antibody. Generally, theresulting variant(s), i.e., functional equivalents as defined above,selected for further development will have improved biologicalproperties relative to the parent antibody from which they aregenerated. A convenient way for generating such substitutional variantsis by affinity maturation using phage display. Briefly, severalhypervariable region sites (e.g., 6-7 sites) are mutated to generate allpossible amino substitutions at each site. The antibody variants thusgenerated are displayed in a monovalent fashion from filamentous phageparticles as fusions to the gene III product of M13 packaged within eachparticle. The phage-displayed variants are then screened for theirbiological activity (e.g., binding affinity) as herein disclosed.

In order to identify candidate hypervariable region sites formodification, alanine-scanning mutagenesis may be performed to identifyhypervariable region residues contributing significantly to antigenbinding. Alternatively, or additionally, it may be beneficial to analyzea crystal structure of the antibody-antigen complex to identify contactpoints between the antibody and antigen. Such contact residues andneighboring residues are candidates for substitution according to thetechniques elaborated herein. Once generated, the panel of variants issubjected to screening as described herein and antibodies with superiorproperties in one or more relevant assays may be selected for furtherdevelopment.

It may be desirable to modify the antibodies of the present invention,i.e., create functional equivalents, with respect to effector function,e.g., so as to enhance antigen-dependent cell-mediated cyotoxicity(ADCC) and/or complement dependent cytotoxicity (CDC) of the antibody.This may be achieved by introducing one or more amino acid substitutionsin an Fc region of an antibody. Alternatively or additionally, cysteineresidue(s) may be introduced in the Fc region, thereby allowinginterchain disulfide bond formation in this region. The homodimericantibody thus generated may have improved internalization capabilityand/or increased complement-mediated cell killing and antibody-dependentcellular cytotoxicity (ADCC). Caron et al., 176 J. EXP MED. 1191-95(1992); Shopes, 148 J. IMMUNOL. 2918-22 (1992). Homodimeric antibodieswith enhanced anti-tumor activity may also be prepared usingheterobifunctional cross-linkers as described in Wolff et al., 53 CANCERRESEARCH 2560-65 (1993). Alternatively, an antibody can be engineeredwhich has dual Fc regions and may thereby have enhanced complement lysisand ADCC capabilities. Stevenson et al., 3 ANTI-CANCER DRUG DESIGN219-30 (1989).

To increase the serum half-life of an antibody, one may incorporate asalvage receptor binding epitope into the antibody (especially animmunoglobulin fragment) as described in, for example, U.S. Pat. No.5,739,277. As used herein, the term “salvage receptor binding epitope”refers to an epitope of the Fc region of an IgG molecule (e.g., IgG1,IgG2, IgG3, or IgG4) that is responsible for increasing the in vivoserum half-life of the IgG molecule.

Polynucleotide molecules encoding amino acid sequence variants of theantibody are prepared by a variety of methods known in the art. Thesemethods include, but are not limited to, isolation from a natural source(in the case of naturally occurring amino acid sequence variants) orpreparation by oligonucleotide-mediated (or site directed) mutagenesis,PCR mutagenesis, and cassette mutagenesis of an earlier prepared variantor a non-variant version of the anti-B. burgdorferi antibodies of thepresent invention.

Small Molecule Inhibitors

In another aspect, the present invention provides methods andcompositions for treating Lyme disease associated with B. burgdorferi.Any compound that inhibits the action of B. burgdorferi may be used inthe present invention.

Pharmaceutical Compositions for the Treatment of Lyme Disease

The present invention also provides pharmaceutical compositions. Suchcompositions comprise a therapeutically effective amount of a B.burgdorferi therapeutic agent and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.In a specific embodiment, the term “pharmaceutically acceptable” meansapproved by a regulatory agency of the Federal or a state government orlisted in the U.S. Pharmacopeia or other generally recognizedpharmacopeia for use in animals, and more particularly, in humans. Theterm “carrier” refers to a diluent, adjuvant, excipient, or vehicle withwhich the B. burgdorferi therapeutic agent is administered. Suchpharmaceutical carriers can be sterile liquids, such as water and oils,including those of petroleum, animal, vegetable or synthetic origin,including but not limited to peanut oil, soybean oil, mineral oil,sesame oil and the like. Water can be a preferred carrier when thepharmaceutical composition is administered orally. Saline and aqueousdextrose are preferred carriers when the pharmaceutical composition isadministered intravenously. Saline solutions and aqueous dextrose andglycerol solutions are preferably employed as liquid carriers forinjectable solutions. Suitable pharmaceutical excipients include starch,glucose, lactose, sucrose, gelatin, malt, rice, flour, chalk, silicagel, sodium stearate, glycerol monostearate, talc, sodium chloride,dried slim milk, glycerol, propylene, glycol, water, ethanol and thelike. The composition, if desired, can also contain minor amounts ofwetting or emulsifying agents, or pH buffering agents. Thesecompositions can take the form of solutions, suspensions, emulsions,tablets, pills, capsules, powders, sustained-release formulations andthe like. The composition can be formulated as a suppository, withtraditional binders and carriers such as triglycerides. Oral formulationcan include standard carriers such as pharmaceutical grades of mannitol,lactose, starch, magnesium stearate, sodium saccharine, cellulose,magnesium carbonate, etc. Examples of suitable pharmaceutical carriersare described in “Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences” by E. W. Martin.Such compositions will contain a therapeutically effective amount of theB. burgdorferi therapeutic, preferably in purified form, together with asuitable amount of carrier so as to provide the form for properadministration to the patient. The formulation should suit the mode ofadministration.

In a specific embodiment, the composition is formulated, in accordancewith routine procedures, as a pharmaceutical composition adapted forintravenous administration to human beings. Typically, compositions forintravenous administration are solutions in sterile isotonic aqueousbuffer. Where necessary, the composition may also include a solubilizingagent and a local anesthetic such as lidocaine to ease pain at the siteof the injection. Generally, the ingredients are supplied eitherseparately or mixed together in unit dosage form, for example, as a drylyophilized powder or water-free concentrate in a hermetically sealedcontainer such as an ampoule or sachette indicating the quantity ofactive agent. Where the composition is to be administered by infusion,it can be dispensed with an infusion bottle containing sterilepharmaceutical grade water or saline. Where the composition isadministered by injection, an ampoule of sterile water or saline forinjection can be provided so that the ingredients may be mixed prior toadministration.

The B. burgdorferi therapeutic agent(s) of the invention can beformulated as neutral or salt forms. Pharmaceutically acceptable saltsinclude those formed with free carboxyl groups such as those derivedfrom hydrochloric, phosphoric, acetic, oxalic, tartaric acids, etc.,those formed with free amine groups such as those derived fromisopropylamine, triethylamine, 2-ethylamino ethanol, histidine,procaine, etc., and those derived from sodium, potassium, ammonium,calcium, and ferric hydroxides, etc.

Particular pharmaceutical compositions and dosage forms comprise a B.burgdorferi therapeutic agent of the invention, or a pharmaceuticallyacceptable prodrug, salt, solvate, or clathrate thereof, optionally incombination with one or more additional active agents.

Routes of Administration

The pharmaceutical compositions of the present invention may beadministered by any particular route of administration including, butnot limited to oral, parenteral, subcutaneous, intramuscular,intravenous, intrarticular, intrabronchial, intraabdominal,intracapsular, intracartilaginous, intracavitary, intracelial,intracelebellar, intracerebroventricular, intracolic, intracervical,intragastric, intrahepatic, intramyocardial, intraosteal, intraosseous,intrapelvic, intrapericardiac, intraperitoneal, intrapleural,intraprostatic, intrapulmonary, intrarectal, intrarenal, intraretinal,intraspinal, intrasynovial, intrathoracic, intrauterine, intravesical,bolus, vaginal, rectal, buccal, sublingual, intranasal, iontophoreticmeans, or transdermal means.

Dosage Determinations

In general, the pharmaceutical compositions disclosed herein may be usedalone or in concert with other therapeutic agents at appropriate dosagesdefined by routine testing in order to obtain optimal efficacy whileminimizing any potential toxicity. The dosage regimen utilizing acomposition of the present invention may be selected in accordance witha variety of factors including type, species, age, weight, sex, medicalcondition of the patient; the severity of the condition to be treated;the route of administration; the renal and hepatic function of thepatient; and the particular composition employed. A physician ofordinary skill can readily determine and prescribe the effective amountof the drug required to prevent, counter, or arrest the progress of thecondition.

Optimal precision in achieving concentrations of drug within the rangethat yields maximum efficacy with minimal toxicity may require a regimenbased on the kinetics of the composition's availability to one or moretarget sites. Distribution, equilibrium, and elimination of a drug maybe considered when determining the optimal concentration for a treatmentregimen. The dosages of a composition disclosed herein may be adjustedwhen combined to achieve desired effects. On the other hand, dosages ofthese various therapeutic agents may be independently optimized andcombined to achieve a synergistic result wherein the pathology isreduced more than it would be if either agent were used alone.

In particular, toxicity and therapeutic efficacy of a compositiondisclosed herein may be determined by standard pharmaceutical proceduresin cell cultures or experimental animals, e.g., for determining the LD₅₀(the dose lethal to 50% of the population) and the ED₅₀ (the dosetherapeutically effective in 50% of the population). The dose ratiobetween toxic and therapeutic effect is the therapeutic index and it maybe expressed as the ratio LD₅₀/ED₅₀. Compositions exhibiting largetherapeutic indices are preferred except when cytotoxicity of thecomposition is the activity or therapeutic outcome that is desired.Although compositions that exhibit toxic side effects may be used, adelivery system can target such compositions to the site of affectedtissue in order to minimize potential damage to uninfected cells and,thereby, reduce side effects. Generally, the compositions of the presentinvention may be administered in a manner that maximizes efficacy andminimizes toxicity.

Data obtained from cell culture assays and animal studies may be used informulating a range of dosages for use in humans. The dosages of suchcompositions lie preferably within a range of circulating concentrationsthat include the ED₅₀ with little or no toxicity. The dosage may varywithin this range depending upon the dosage form employed and the routeof administration utilized. For any composition used in the methods ofthe invention, the therapeutically effective dose may be estimatedinitially from cell culture assays. A dose may be formulated in animalmodels to achieve a circulating plasma concentration range that includesthe IC₅₀ (the concentration of the test composition that achieves ahalf-maximal inhibition of symptoms) as determined in cell culture. Suchinformation may be used to accurately determine useful doses in humans.Levels in plasma may be measured, for example, by high performanceliquid chromatography.

Moreover, the dosage administration of the compositions of the presentinvention may be optimized using a pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamicmodeling system. For example, one or more dosage regimens may be chosenand a pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic model may be used to determine thepharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic profile of one or more dosage regimens.Next, one of the dosage regimens for administration may be selectedwhich achieves the desired pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic responsebased on the particular pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic profile. See WO00/67776, which is entirely expressly incorporated herein by reference.

Dosages

More specifically, the compositions may be administered in a singledaily dose, or the total daily dosage may be administered in divideddoses of two, three, or four times daily. In the case of oraladministration, the daily dosage of the compositions may be varied overa wide range from about 0.1 ng to about 1,000 mg per patient, per day.The range may more particularly be from about 0.001 ng/kg to 10 mg/kg ofbody weight per day, about 0.1-100 μg, about 1.0-50 μg or about 1.0-20mg per day for adults (at about 60 kg).

The daily dosage of the pharmaceutical compositions may be varied over awide range from about 0.1 ng to about 1000 mg per adult human per day.For oral administration, the compositions may be provided in the form oftablets containing from about 0.1 ng to about 1000 mg of the compositionor 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 5.0, 10.0, 15.0, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300,350, 400, 450, 500, 550, 600, 650, 700, 800, 900, or 1000 milligrams ofthe composition for the symptomatic adjustment of the dosage to thepatient to be treated. An effective amount of the composition isordinarily supplied at a dosage level of from about 0.1 ng/kg to about20 mg/kg of body weight per day. In one embodiment, the range is fromabout 0.2 ng/kg to about 10 mg/kg of body weight per day. In anotherembodiment, the range is from about 0.5 ng/kg to about 10 mg/kg of bodyweight per day. The compositions may be administered on a regimen ofabout 1 to about 10 times per day.

In the case of injections, it is usually convenient to give by anintravenous route in an amount of about 0.0001 μg-30 mg, about 0.01μg-20 mg or about 0.01-10 mg per day to adults (at about 60 kg). In thecase of other animals, the dose calculated for 60 kg may be administeredas well.

Doses of a composition of the present invention can optionally include0.0001 μg to 1,000 mg/kg/administration, or 0.001 μg to 100.0mg/kg/administration, from 0.01 μg to 10 mg/kg/administration, from 0.1μg to 10 mg/kg/administration, including, but not limited to, 0.1, 0.2,0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66,67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 and/or100-500 mg/kg/administration or any range, value or fraction thereof, orto achieve a serum concentration of 0.1, 0.5, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.5,1.9, 2.0, 2.5, 2.9, 3.0, 3.5, 3.9, 4.0, 4.5, 4.9, 5.0, 5.5, 5.9, 6.0,6.5, 6.9, 7.0, 7.5, 7.9, 8.0, 8.5, 8.9, 9.0, 9.5, 9.9, 10, 10.5, 10.9,11, 11.5, 11.9, 20, 12.5, 12.9, 13.0, 13.5, 13.9, 14.0, 14.5, 4.9, 5.0,5.5, 5.9, 6.0, 6.5, 6.9, 7.0, 7.5, 7.9, 8.0, 8.5, 8.9, 9.0, 9.5, 9.9,10, 10.5, 10.9, 11, 11.5, 11.9, 12, 12.5, 12.9, 13.0, 13.5, 13.9, 14,14.5, 15, 15.5, 15.9, 16, 16.5, 16.9, 17, 17.5, 17.9, 18, 18.5, 18.9,19, 19.5, 19.9, 20, 20.5, 20.9, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30,35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 96, 100, 200, 300, 400,500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4000, 4500,and/or 5000 μg/ml serum concentration per single or multipleadministration or any range, value or fraction thereof.

As a non-limiting example, treatment of humans or animals can beprovided as a one-time or periodic dosage of a composition of thepresent invention 0.1 ng to 100 mg/kg such as 0.0001, 0.001, 0.01, 0.10.5, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 40, 45, 50,60, 70, 80, 90 or 100 mg/kg, per day, on at least one of day 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, or 40,or alternatively or additionally, at least one of week 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43,44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, or 52, or alternatively or additionally,at least one of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, or 20 years, or any combination thereof, using single,infusion or repeated doses.

Specifically, the compositions of the present invention may beadministered at least once a week over the course of several weeks. Inone embodiment, the pharmaceutical compositions are administered atleast once a week over several weeks to several months. In anotherembodiment, the pharmaceutical compositions are administered once a weekover four to eight weeks. In yet another embodiment, the pharmaceuticalcompositions are administered once a week over four weeks.

More specifically, the compositions may be administered at least once aday for about 2 days, at least once a day for about 3 days, at leastonce a day for about 4 days, at least once a day for about 5 days, atleast once a day for about 6 days, at least once a day for about 7 days,at least once a day for about 8 days, at least once a day for about 9days, at least once a day for about 10 days, at least once a day forabout 11 days, at least once a day for about 12 days, at least once aday for about 13 days, at least once a day for about 14 days, at leastonce a day for about 15 days, at least once a day for about 16 days, atleast once a day for about 17 days, at least once a day for about 18days, at least once a day for about 19 days, at least once a day forabout 20 days, at least once a day for about 21 days, at least once aday for about 22 days, at least once a day for about 23 days, at leastonce a day for about 24 days, at least once a day for about 25 days, atleast once a day for about 26 days, at least once a day for about 27days, at least once a day for about 28 days, at least once a day forabout 29 days, at least once a day for about 30 days, or at least once aday for about 31 days.

Alternatively, the compositions may be administered about once everyday, about once every 2 days, about once every 3 days, about once every4 days, about once every 5 days, about once every 6 days, about onceevery 7 days, about once every 8 days, about once every 9 days, aboutonce every 10 days, about once every 11 days, about once every 12 days,about once every 13 days, about once every 14 days, about once every 15days, about once every 16 days, about once every 17 days, about onceevery 18 days, about once every 19 days, about once every 20 days, aboutonce every 21 days, about once every 22 days, about once every 23 days,about once every 24 days, about once every 25 days, about once every 26days, about once every 27 days, about once every 28 days, about onceevery 29 days, about once every 30 days, or about once every 31 days.

The compositions of the present invention may alternatively beadministered about once every week, about once every 2 weeks, about onceevery 3 weeks, about once every 4 weeks, about once every 5 weeks, aboutonce every 6 weeks, about once every 7 weeks, about once every 8 weeks,about once every 9 weeks, about once every 10 weeks, about once every 11weeks, about once every 12 weeks, about once every 13 weeks, about onceevery 14 weeks, about once every 15 weeks, about once every 16 weeks,about once every 17 weeks, about once every 18 weeks, about once every19 weeks, about once every 20 weeks.

Alternatively, the compositions of the present invention may beadministered about once every month, about once every 2 months, aboutonce every 3 months, about once every 4 months, about once every 5months, about once every 6 months, about once every 7 months, about onceevery 8 months, about once every 9 months, about once every 10 months,about once every 11 months, or about once every 12 months.

Alternatively, the compositions may be administered at least once a weekfor about 2 weeks, at least once a week for about 3 weeks, at least oncea week for about 4 weeks, at least once a week for about 5 weeks, atleast once a week for about 6 weeks, at least once a week for about 7weeks, at least once a week for about 8 weeks, at least once a week forabout 9 weeks, at least once a week for about 10 weeks, at least once aweek for about 11 weeks, at least once a week for about 12 weeks, atleast once a week for about 13 weeks, at least once a week for about 14weeks, at least once a week for about 15 weeks, at least once a week forabout 16 weeks, at least once a week for about 17 weeks, at least once aweek for about 18 weeks, at least once a week for about 19 weeks, or atleast once a week for about 20 weeks.

Alternatively the compositions may be administered at least once a weekfor about 1 month, at least once a week for about 2 months, at leastonce a week for about 3 months, at least once a week for about 4 months,at least once a week for about 5 months, at least once a week for about6 months, at least once a week for about 7 months, at least once a weekfor about 8 months, at least once a week for about 9 months, at leastonce a week for about 10 months, at least once a week for about 11months, or at least once a week for about 12 months.

Combination Therapy

It would be readily apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art thatthe compositions of the present invention (e.g., siRNAs, antisenseoligonucleotides, and other therapeutic agents, e.g.,doxycyclindescribed herein) can be combined with one or more of otherLyme disease therapies. The determination of the identity and amount ofsecond anti-Lyme disease agent(s) for use in a method of the presentinvention can be readily made by ordinarily skilled medicalpractitioners using standard techniques known in the art.

The compositions of the present invention and second anti-Lyme diseaseagents can be administered simultaneously or sequentially by the same ordifferent routes of administration. In particular, the compositions ofthe present invention can be administered simultaneously or sequentiallywith certain antibiotics, including doxycycline, amoxicillin, orcefuroxime axetil. Additionally, ceftriaxone, cefotaxime, penicillin G,or bismacine may be administered simultaneously.

In another aspect, the B. burgdorferi therapeutic agents may be combinedwith other agents including, but not limited to, immunomodulatoryagents, anti-inflammatory agents (e.g., adrenocorticoids,corticosteroids (e.g., beclomethasone, budesonide, flunisolide,fluticasone, triamcinolone, methlyprednisolone, prednisolone,prednisone, hydrocortisone), glucocorticoids, steroids, non-steriodalanti-inflammatory drugs (e.g., aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac, and COX-2inhibitors), and leukotreine antagonists (e.g., montelukast, methylxanthines, zafirlukast, and zileuton), beta2-agonists (e.g., albuterol,biterol, fenoterol, isoetharie, metaproterenol, pirbuterol, salbutamol,terbutalin formoterol, salmeterol, and salbutamol terbutaline),anticholinergic agents (e.g., ipratropium bromide and oxitropiumbromide), sulphasalazine, penicillamine, dapsone, antihistamines,anti-malarial agents (e.g., hydroxychloroquine), anti-viral agents, andantibiotics (e.g., dactinomycin (formerly actinomycin), bleomycin,erythomycin, penicillin, mithramycin, and anthramycin (AMC)).

In various embodiments, the B. burgdorferi therapeutic agent incombination with a second therapeutic agent may be administered lessthan 5 minutes apart, less than 30 minutes apart, 1 hour apart, at about1 hour apart, at about 1 to about 2 hours apart, at about 2 hours toabout 3 hours apart, at about 3 hours to about 4 hours apart, at about 4hours to about 5 hours apart, at about 5 hours to about 6 hours apart,at about 6 hours to about 7 hours apart, at about 7 hours to about 8hours apart, at about 8 hours to about 9 hours apart, at about 9 hoursto about 10 hours apart, at about 10 hours to about 11 hours apart, atabout 11 hours to about 12 hours apart, at about 12 hours to 18 hoursapart, 18 hours to 24 hours apart, 24 hours to 36 hours apart, 36 hoursto 48 hours apart, 48 hours to 52 hours apart, 52 hours to 60 hoursapart, 60 hours to 72 hours apart, 72 hours to 84 hours apart, 84 hoursto 96 hours apart, or 96 hours to 120 hours part. In particularembodiments, two or more therapies are administered within the samepatent visit.

In certain embodiments, one or more compounds of the present inventionand one or more other therapies are cyclically administered. Cyclingtherapy involves the administration of a first therapy (e.g., a first B.burgdorferi therapeutic agent) for a period of time, followed by theadministration of a second therapy (e.g. a second B. burgdorferitherapeutic agent, or another therapeutic agent) for a period of time,optionally, followed by the administration of a third therapy for aperiod of time and so forth, and repeating this sequentialadministration, e.g., the cycle in order to reduce the development ofresistance to one of the therapies, to avoid or reduce the side effectsof one of the therapies, and/or to improve the efficacy of thetherapies. In certain embodiments, the administration of the combinationtherapy of the present invention may be repeated and the administrationsmay be separated by at least 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, 5 days, 10 days, 15days, 30 days, 45 days, 2 months, 75 days, 3 months, or at least 6months.

Kits

The present invention also provides kits for use in treating and/ordiagnosing Lyme disease. The kits of the present invention include oneor more containers comprising B. burgdorferi therapeutic agents (siRNAs,antibodies, small molecules, etc.), and in some embodiments, furthercomprise instructions for use in accordance with any of the methodsdescribed herein. The kit may further comprise a description ofselecting an individual suitable or treatment. Instructions supplied inthe kits of the invention are typically written instructions on a labelor package insert (e.g., a paper sheet included in the kit), butmachine-readable instructions (e.g., instructions carried on a magneticor optical storage disk) are also acceptable.

The kits of the present invention are provided in suitable packaging.Suitable packaging include, but is not limited to, vials, bottles, jars,flexible packaging (e.g., sealed Mylar or plastic bags), and the like.Kits may optionally provide additional components such as buffers andinterpretative information.

The instructions relating to the use of the therapeutic compositionsgenerally include information as to dosage, dosing schedule, and routeof administration for the intended treatment. The containers may be unitdoses, bulk packages (e.g., multi-dose packages) or sub-unit doses. Forexample, kits may be provided that contain sufficient dosages of thecomposition as disclosed herein to provide effective treatment of anindividual for an extended period, such as any of a week, 2 weeks, 3weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks, 8 weeks, 3 months, 4 months, 5 months, 7months, 8 months, 9 months, or more. Kits may also include multiple unitdoses of the compositions and instructions for use and packaged inquantities sufficient for storage and use in pharmacies, for example,hospital pharmacies and compounding pharmacies.

EXAMPLES Example 1: RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) to Determine GeneExpression Profile of B. burgdorferi Persisters that Survived AntibioticTreatment

RNA Sequencing (RNA-Seq) was performed to determine the gene expressionprofile of B. burgdorferi persisters that survived antibiotic treatmentusing next generation sequencing to shed light on the mechanisms of B.burgdorferi persistence. B. burgdorferi B31 cultures were grown for 5days to 1×10⁷ spirochetes/ml in BSK-H medium followed by treatment with50 μg/ml doxycycline or 50 μg/ml amoxicillin for 6 days. Triplicatebiological samples were used for each group. The total RNA was extractedand ribosomal RNA was removed prior to preparation of cDNA libraries forIllumina sequencing. The up-regulated and down-regulated genes in theamoxicillin and doxycycline treated B. burgdorferi persisters wereanalyzed and compared with drug free control (FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B). TheRNA-Seq data was analyzed by BLAST analysis and mapped to KEGG pathways.

Example 2: RT-PCR on Upregulated and Downregulated Candidate Genes ofDoxycycline Treated B. burgdorferi

Real-time quantitative reverse transcription PCR (RT-PCR) was performedfor candidate genes that were upregulated (bmpD and clpP) ordown-regulated (gene of membrane protein BB_0428 and rpmE) to validatethe RNA-Seq data.

For doxycycline treated B. burgdorferi persisters, a total of 675 geneswere differentially expressed between doxycycline tolerant persistersand drug free group, with 335 genes upregulated and 340 genesdown-regulated in doxycycline treated group (Table 1). A total of 35genes were identified by more than two-fold changes among up-regulatedgenes (FIG. 1A), including five transporter genes (BB_0164, BB_0116,BB_0637, BB_0729 and BB_B29), four bacterial envelope protein codinggenes (BB_0158, BB_A05, BB_0385 and BB_0201), three DNA repair relatedgenes (BB_G32, BB_0552, BB_0830), two bacterial chemotaxis genes(BB_0114 and BB_0515), one bacterial secretion gene secD (BB_0652), andthe clpP (BB_0757) gene encoding Clp protease. On the other hand, themajority of down-regulated genes (33 genes) were associated with genesencoding outer membrane proteins and ribosome proteins.

clpP encoding ATP-dependent Clp protease proteolytic subunit was themost highly upregulated (30 fold) in doxycycline treated B. burgdorferipersisters. ClpP protease is an intracellular protease which couldrecognize and degrade misfolded proteins with the aid of ClpX, C or Asubunits. Doxycycline could disturb bacterial protein synthesis bybinding to the 30S ribosomal subunit that might lead to producemisfolded proteins. The up-regulation of clpP could be a response tothis situation. Meanwhile genes encoding heat shock proteins (HSP) werefound to be upregulated. The HSP molecular chaperones could stabilizenew proteins to ensure correct folding and help to refold damagedproteins under stress, which could be important for persister survival.

Five up-regulated transporter genes (encoding phosphotransferase system,maltose and glucose uptake transporter, Na⁺/Ca²⁺ exchanger,dicarboxylate/amino acid uptake transporter and Na/H antiporter) couldfacilitate uptake of nutrients (carbohydrates and amino acid) andregulate intracellular ion concentration under the pressure ofdoxycycline. Some up-regulated genes were associated with DNA repair,which might help to maintain stability of DNA under the doxycyclinestress.

Cell structure proteins (envelope proteins) were biggest part of thetotal protein content, and inhibition of protein synthesis might causecell envelope defect. Most lipoproteins and outer membrane proteins weredown-regulated, while the S1 and S2 antigens and some inner membraneproteins were up-regulated. The down-regulation of outer membranelipoproteins could reduce a large demand for protein synthesis thatwould help B. burgdorferi persist under doxycycline stress. On the otherhand, defect of outer membrane may allow strengthening of inner membranestructure by up-regulating membrane proteins. Ribosome is the target ofdoxycycline which inhibits protein synthesis. One persistence strategyof B. burgdorferi might be reducing the availability of drug targets.Five ribosomal genes were found to be down-regulated in the doxycyclinetreated B. burgdorferi persisters. Down-regulation of ribosome proteinsmay also reduce the metabolism and the demand for nutrients and energy,allowing cells to transition to persistence.

TABLE 1 Genes upregulated or downregulated in order of fold change indoxycycline tolerant B. burgdorferi persisters Expression Name SynonymProduct Ctrl Dox Amo foldDox foldAmo — BB_0557 phosphocarrier proteinHPr 0 56 8 — — fliQ BB_0274 flagellar biosynthesis protein FliQ 0 42 50— — — BB_0726 ATP-binding protein 0 35 10 — — blyA BB_R23 pore-forminghemolysin 0 29 18 — — — BB_G31 hypothetical protein 0 27 15 — — — BB_r015S ribosomal RNA 0 26 3 — — — BB_Q19 hypothetical protein 0 24 54 — —fliR BB_0273 flagellar biosynthetic protein FliR 0 18 28 — — — BB_A49hypothetical protein 0 18 23 — — — BB_0282 flagellar protein FlbD 0 1718 — — secE BB_0395 protein translocase subunit SecE 0 16 17 — — —BB_0403 hypothetical protein 0 16 11 — — tRNA- BB_t18 Gln tRNA 0 16 0 —— Gln-1 — BB_A45 hypothetical protein 0 16 13 — — flgD BB_0284 flagellarhook capping protein 0 15 8 — — tRNA- BB_t01 Cys tRNA 0 14 8 — — Cys-1ruvA BB_0023 Holliday junction DNA helicase 0 12 15 — — RuvA rplNBB_0488 50S ribosomal protein L14 0 12 12 — — bppB BB_M36 BppB 0 11 17 —— tRNA- BB_t10 Met tRNA 0 11 9 — — Met-3 — BB_P40 hypothetical protein 010 2 — — — BB_N07 hypothetical protein 0 10 27 — — — BB_0234 integralmembrane protein 0 9 2 — — — BB_0391 50S ribosomal protein L10 0 9 10 —— — BB_Q26 hypothetical protein 0 8 9 — — — BB_0124 hypothetical protein0 8 5 — — tRNA- BB_t02 Phe tRNA 0 8 8 — — Phe-2 — BB_0212 hypotheticalprotein 0 8 2 — — — BB_0701 hypothetical protein 0 8 2 — — — BB_Q25hypothetical protein 0 7 8 — — — BB_0095 hypothetical protein 0 7 2 — —tRNA- BB_t15 Pro tRNA 0 7 15 — — Pro-1 — BB_J24 hypothetical protein 0 70 — — — BB_A32 hypothetical protein 0 7 6 — — — BB_0309 hypotheticalprotein 0 6 8 — — tRNA- BB_t09 Gly tRNA 0 6 6 — — Gly-2 — BB_t29 TyrtRNA 0 6 8 — — bdrN BB_O27 protein BdrN 0 5 1 — — — BB_O30 hypotheticalprotein 0 5 2 — — gatC BB_0343 glutamyl-tRNA(Gln) 0 5 10 — —amidotransferase subunit C — BB_t23 Lys tRNA 0 5 0 — — — BB_0708hypothetical protein 0 5 4 — — — BB_0549 hypothetical protein 0 4 0 — —— BB_0731 hypothetical protein 0 4 1 — — — BB_A33 lipoprotein 0 4 15 — —— BB_S03 hypothetical protein 0 3 10 — — — BB_M02 hypothetical protein 03 12 — — bdrP BB_L27 protein BdrP 0 3 4 — — — BB_L42 hypotheticalprotein 0 3 11 — — — BB_0287 flagellar protein FlbA 0 3 0 — — — BB_P33PF-49 protein 0 2 0 — — revA BB_M27 rev protein 0 2 2 — — bppA BB_O36protein BppA 0 2 4 — — — BB_L41 hypothetical protein 0 2 0 — — — BB_Q38hypothetical protein 0 2 0 — — — BB_0044 hypothetical protein 0 2 0 — —— BB_0773 hypothetical protein 0 2 3 — — — BB_H40 transposase-likeprotein 0 2 3 — — — BB_J23 hypothetical protein 0 2 1 — — — BB_B13plasmid partition protein 0 2 4 — — — BB_R34 hypothetical protein 0 1 2— — — BB_M21 hypothetical protein 0 1 3 — — — BB_O02 hypotheticalprotein 0 1 0 — — — BB_O11 hypothetical protein 0 1 2 — — — BB_O12hypothetical protein 0 1 5 — — bdrM BB_O34 protein BdrM 0 1 1 — — —BB_N12 hypothetical protein 0 1 17 — — — BB_Q06 membrane protein 0 1 9 —— — BB_Q85 hypothetical protein 0 1 8 — — — BB_t30 Phe tRNA 0 1 0 — — —BB_0308 hypothetical protein 0 1 0 — — — BB_D24 hypothetical protein 0 10 — — — BB_F03 RepU 0 1 0 — — — BB_H29 plasmid partition protein 0 1 0 —— clpP BB _(—) 0757 ATP-dependent Clp protease 11 329 66 29.90909091 6proteolytic subunit — BB_G32 replicative DNA helicase 2 49 22 24.5 11 —BB_0091 V-type ATP synthase subunit I 1 24 7 24 7 — BB_H25 hypotheticalprotein 4 81 144 20.25 36 — BB_0019 hypothetical protein 4 71 33 17.758.25 grpE BB_0519 protein GrpE 3 52 25 17.33333333 8.333333333 — BB_0578methyl-accepting chemotaxis 1 17 12 17 12 protein — BB_0220alanine--tRNA ligase 12 172 56 14.33333333 4.666666667 — BB_0158 S2lipoprotein 3 40 22 13.33333333 7.333333333 — BB_0807 integral membraneprotein 3 39 16 13 5.333333333 — BB_0172 von Willebrand factor type A 562 30 12.4 6 domain-containing protein — BB_A05 S1 antigen 5 58 65 11.613 — BB_0554 hypothetical protein 8 90 36 11.25 4.5 — BB_0563hypothetical protein 15 167 64 11.13333333 4.266666667 — BB_0059 CBSdomain-containing protein 2 22 23 11 11.5 — BB_0451 chromate transportprotein 4 44 30 11 7.5 — BB_0818 hypothetical protein 2 22 6 11 3 —BB_0414 chemotaxis protein 7 76 42 10.85714286 6 methyltransferase bmpDBB_0385 basic membrane protein D 6 59 46 9.833333333 7.666666667 —BB_0171 hypothetical protein 7 66 20 9.428571429 2.857142857 — BB_0083hypothetical protein 6 56 17 9.333333333 2.833333333 rpmA BB_0780 50Sribosomal protein L27 7 64 74 9.142857143 10.57142857 — BB_0661hypothetical protein 25 227 91 9.08 3.64 — BB_S04 hypothetical protein 218 23 9 11.5 argF BB_0842 ornithine carbamoyltransferase 2 18 21 9 10.5ligA BB_0552 DNA ligase 25 221 68 8.84 2.72 — BB_0088 elongation factorEF-4 12 105 22 8.75 1.833333333 — BB_0830 exonuclease SbcC 7 60 238.571428571 3.285714286 — BB_A53 Bbs27 protein 16 137 90 8.5625 5.625 —BB_B25 hypothetical protein 4 34 8 8.5 2 — BB_0164 K+-dependent Na+/Ca+exchanger- 15 126 63 8.4 4.2 like protein — BB_J16 plasmid partitionprotein 2 16 11 8 5.5 — BB_0543 hypothetical protein 13 103 137.923076923 1 — BB_0104 periplasmic serine protease DO 7 55 267.857142857 3.714285714 — BB_0819 cytidylate kinase 4 31 6 7.75 1.5 —BB_0016 GlpE protein 6 46 23 7.666666667 3.833333333 — BB_0200D-alanine--D-alanine ligase 27 207 80 7.666666667 2.962962963 — BB_0116PTS system maltose and glucose- 9 68 67 7.555555556 7.444444444 specifictransporter subunit IIABC ftsY BB_0076 signal recognitionparticle-docking 2 15 16 7.5 8 protein FtsY — BB_0448 phosphocarrierprotein HPr 8 59 35 7.375 4.375 — BB_0670 purine-binding chemotaxisprotein 8 57 44 7.125 5.5 rpoZ BB_0820 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 10 7126 7.1 2.6 subunit omega — BB_0201 UDP-N-acetylmuramyl-tripeptide 20 14148 7.05 2.4 synthetase bmpB BB_0382 basic membrane protein B 6 42 18 7 3— BB_A36 lipoprotein 7 49 59 7 8.428571429 rpsE BB_0495 30S ribosomalprotein S5 6 40 22 6.666666667 3.666666667 — BB_0187 hypotheticalprotein 10 65 8 6.5 0.8 erpG BB_S41 outer surface protein ErpG 3 19 196.333333333 6.333333333 — BB_0186 tRNA threonylcarbamoyladenosine 21 13328 6.333333333 1.333333333 biosynthesis protein — BB_0432 hypotheticalprotein 9 57 35 6.333333333 3.888888889 map BB_0105 methionineaminopeptidase 8 50 14 6.25 1.75 — BB_0748 hypothetical protein 9 56 256.222222222 2.777777778 — BB_0097 hypothetical protein 5 31 15 6.2 3 —BB_0340 hypothetical protein 19 114 47 6 2.473684211 — BB_0054protein-export membrane protein 12 71 53 5.916666667 4.416666667 SecG —BB_0260 hypothetical protein 6 35 8 5.833333333 1.333333333 — BB_0644N-acetylmannosamine-6-phosphate 12 70 28 5.833333333 2.3333333332-epimerase — BB_0758 hypothetical protein 10 58 12 5.8 1.2 — BB_0616integral membrane protein 8 46 16 5.75 2 — BB_0637 Na+/H+ antiporterfamily 24 138 45 5.75 1.875 — BB_B10 hypothetical protein 4 23 6 5.751.5 — BB_0513 phenylalanine--tRNA ligase 11 63 24 5.7272727272.181818182 subunit alpha — BB_0737 tRNA-dihydrouridine synthase 11 6322 5.727272727 2 valS BB_0738 valine--tRNA ligase 27 153 80 5.6666666672.962962963 — BB_J28 hypothetical protein 3 17 18 5.666666667 6 —BB_0671 chemotaxis protein CheX 24 134 95 5.583333333 3.958333333 —BB_0808 hypothetical protein 12 67 35 5.583333333 2.916666667 — BB_0227hypothetical protein 7 39 23 5.571428571 3.285714286 dnaJ BB_0517chaperone protein DnaJ 30 166 63 5.533333333 2.1 tpiA BB_0055triosephosphate isomerase 17 94 60 5.529411765 3.529411765 — BB_J25hypothetical protein 4 22 15 5.5 3.75 — BB_0035 DNA topoisomerase IVsubunit A 8 43 21 5.375 2.625 secD BB_0652 protein translocase subunitSecD 20 107 50 5.35 2.5 tyrS BB_0370 tyrosine--tRNA ligase 9 48 225.333333333 2.444444444 glyA BB_0601 serine hydroxymethyltransferase 1053 25 5.3 2.5 acpP BB_0704 acyl carrier protein 10 53 24 5.3 2.4 —BB_0114 single-stranded DNA-binding 4 21 9 5.25 2.25 protein — BB_J48hypothetical protein 9 47 44 5.222222222 4.888888889 — BB_0090 V-typeATP synthase subunit K 5 26 1 5.2 0.2 zwf BB_0636 glucose-6-phosphate 1-7 36 9 5.142857143 1.285714286 dehydrogenase — BB_0624 hypotheticalprotein 10 51 14 5.1 1.4 blyA BB_Q30 holin protein 2 10 10 5 5 — BB_0301cell division protein B 3 15 6 5 2 — BB_0592 hypothetical protein 6 30 65 1 — BB_0405 hypothetical protein 36 179 79 4.972222222 2.194444444 —BB_0215 phosphate ABC transporter 10 49 12 4.9 1.2 substrate-bindingprotein trxB BB_0515 thioredoxin reductase 43 210 120 4.883720932.790697674 — BB_0267 hypothetical protein 7 34 17 4.8571428572.428571429 — BB_0157 hypothetical protein 5 24 11 4.8 2.2 — BB_0729dicarboxylate/amino acid: cation 54 258 179 4.777777778 3.314814815symporter — BB_0463 nucleoside diphosphate kinase 4 19 23 4.75 5.75 —BB_0464 hypothetical protein 4 19 12 4.75 3 — BB_B24 hypotheticalprotein 8 38 8 4.75 1 — BB_0785 septation protein SpoVG 15 71 384.733333333 2.533333333 — BB_0036 DNA topoisomerase IV subunit B 6 28 174.666666667 2.833333333 — BB_0662 hypothetical protein 30 140 1214.666666667 4.033333333 — BB_A51 hypothetical protein 16 74 59 4.6253.6875 — BB_0266 hypothetical protein 7 32 20 4.571428571 2.857142857 —BB_0039 hypothetical protein 2 9 4 4.5 2 — BB_0354 hypothetical protein14 63 13 4.5 0.928571429 — BB_0427 rRNA small subunit 2 9 8 4.5 4methyltransferase I — BB_0442 membrane protein insertase YidC 6 27 104.5 1.666666667 lysS BB_0659 lysine--tRNA ligase 15 67 36 4.4666666672.4 — BB_0539 hypothetical protein 9 40 21 4.444444444 2.333333333 —BB_0718 penicillin-binding protein 9 40 28 4.444444444 3.111111111 —BB_B29 PTS system transporter subunit 46 204 61 4.434782609 1.326086957IIBC — BB_0197 release factor glutamine 7 31 17 4.428571429 2.428571429methyltransferase rplT BB_0188 50S ribosomal protein L20 38 168 1324.421052632 3.473684211 — BB_0761 peptidoglycan-binding protein 20 88 354.4 1.75 — BB_0712 RNA polymerase sigma factor 9 39 29 4.3333333333.222222222 RpoD trmD BB_0698 tRNA (guanine-N(1)-)- 10 43 16 4.3 1.6methyltransferase — BB_0535 hypothetical protein 7 30 47 4.2857142866.714285714 — BB_0749 hypothetical protein 18 77 32 4.2777777781.777777778 — BB_0246 M23 peptidase domain-containing 13 55 104.230769231 0.769230769 protein — BB_G17 hypothetical protein 5 21 454.2 9 — BB_J29 hypothetical protein 6 25 23 4.166666667 3.833333333 lonBB_0613 ATP-dependent protease La 53 220 126 4.150943396 2.377358491 —BB_0326 hypothetical protein 27 112 56 4.148148148 2.074074074 lepBBB_0030 signal peptidase I 14 57 61 4.071428571 4.357142857 erpA BB_P38protein ErpA 8 32 9 4 1.125 — BB_0551 protein CheY 5 20 26 4 5.2 —BB_0852 hypothetical protein 1 4 3 4 3 — BB_0584 integral membraneprotein 23 91 46 3.956521739 2 — BB_0173 hypothetical protein 20 79 563.95 2.8 mvaD BB_0686 diphosphomevalonate 24 94 101 3.9166666674.208333333 decarboxylase — BB_0082 hypothetical protein 24 93 49 3.8752.041666667 nadD BB_0782 nicotinate-nucleotide 8 31 53 3.875 6.625adenylyltransferase ptsP BB_0558 phosphoenolpyruvate-protein 22 85 213.863636364 0.954545455 phosphatase — BB_B23 guanine/xanthine permease52 200 73 3.846153846 1.403846154 mrdB BB_0719 rod shape-determiningprotein 19 73 39 3.842105263 2.052631579 RodA — BB_0341aspartyl/glutamyl-tRNA(Asn/Gln) 22 84 43 3.818181818 1.954545455amidotransferase subunit B miaA BB_0821 tRNA dimethylallyltransferase 1142 11 3.818181818 1 — BB_A54 hypothetical protein 28 106 57 3.7857142862.035714286 — BB_0468 hypothetical protein 12 45 30 3.75 2.5 — BB_0606chemoreceptor glutamine 40 150 99 3.75 2.475 deamidase CheD pth BB_0787peptidyl-tRNA hydrolase 4 15 4 3.75 1 — BB_J31 hypothetical protein 1660 49 3.75 3.0625 rpsN BB_0491 30S ribosomal protein S14 10 37 16 3.71.6 — BB_0742 ABC transporter ATP-binding 10 37 36 3.7 3.6 protein mfdBB_0623 transcription-repair coupling factor 25 92 91 3.68 3.64 —BB_0126 hypothetical protein 3 11 11 3.666666667 3.666666667 — BB_0133hypothetical protein 9 33 17 3.666666667 1.888888889 — BB_0277 flagellarmotor switch protein FliN 12 44 28 3.666666667 2.333333333 — BB_H37lipoprotein 9 33 31 3.666666667 3.444444444 — BB_0351 hypotheticalprotein 17 62 21 3.647058824 1.235294118 — BB_0369 ATP-dependent Clpprotease 14 51 25 3.642857143 1.785714286 subunit A fliI BB_0288flagellum-specific ATP synthase 8 29 35 3.625 4.375 FliI — BB_0668flagellar filament outer layer 8 29 35 3.625 4.375 protein — BB_0231hypothetical protein 5 18 7 3.6 1.4 — BB_0020diphosphate--fructose-6-phosphate 17 61 29 3.588235294 1.7058823531-phosphotransferase — BB_0679 ribose/galactose ABC transporter 31 111104 3.580645161 3.35483871 permease — BB_0564 hypothetical protein 7 2517 3.571428571 2.428571429 — BB_0327 glycerol-3-phosphate O- 15 53 203.533333333 1.333333333 acyltransferase — predicted antisense: grpE 971634301 33514 3.530362289 3.449361877 RNA — BB_R31 hypothetical protein 27 0 3.5 0 erpP BB_N38 protein ErpP 4 14 3 3.5 0.75 — BB_0069aminopeptidase II 10 35 26 3.5 2.6 — BB_0319 hypothetical protein 6 2121 3.5 3.5 — BB_0363 hypothetical protein 12 42 53 3.5 4.416666667 dnaKBB_0518 chaperone protein DnaK 22 77 21 3.5 0.954545455 — predictedantisense: hisS 7531 26181 26631 3.476430753 3.536183774 RNA coaEBB_0547 dephospho-CoA kinase 16 55 46 3.4375 2.875 — BB_0165hypothetical protein 35 120 87 3.428571429 2.485714286 murG BB_0767UDP-N-acetylglucosamine--N- 21 72 90 3.428571429 4.285714286acetylmuramyl-(pentapeptide) pyrophosphoryl-undecaprenol N-acetylglucosamine transferase — BB_0526 hypothetical protein 25 85 533.4 2.12 — BB_G25 hypothetical protein 5 17 39 3.4 7.8 — BB_0733hypothetical protein 51 171 99 3.352941176 1.941176471 trpS BB_0005tryptophan--tRNA ligase 12 40 44 3.333333333 3.666666667 — BB_0026bifunctional 39 130 58 3.333333333 1.487179487 methylenetetrahydrofolatedehydrogenase/methenyltetrahydro- folate cyclohydrolase — BB_0579 DNApolymerase III subunit alpha 21 70 44 3.333333333 2.095238095 — BB_B03telomere resolvase ResT 96 320 371 3.333333333 3.864583333 — BB_0206methyltransferase 90 298 101 3.311111111 1.122222222 — BB_G30hypothetical protein 10 33 15 3.3 1.5 fbaA BB_0445 fructose-bisphosphatealdolase 31 102 61 3.290322581 1.967741935 — BB_0651 protein translocasesubunit YajC 14 46 17 3.285714286 1.214285714 — BB_0259 transglycosylaseSLT domain- 27 88 51 3.259259259 1.888888889 containing protein lepBBB_0031 signal peptidase I 41 133 76 3.243902439 1.853658537 — BB_0323hypothetical protein 31 100 98 3.225806452 3.161290323 — BB_0678 sugarABC transporter permease 9 29 22 3.222222222 2.444444444 — BB_0569hypothetical protein 14 45 74 3.214285714 5.285714286 secF BB_0653protein translocase subunit SecF 44 141 46 3.204545455 1.045454545 nusGBB_0394 transcription 16 51 29 3.1875 1.8125 termination/antiterminationfactor metK BB_0376 S-adenosylmethionine synthetase 97 308 1873.175257732 1.927835052 — BB_0080 ABC transporter ATP-binding 32 100 613.125 1.90625 protein — BB_0681 methyl-accepting chemotaxis 52 162 1243.115384615 2.384615385 protein gltX BB_0372 glutamate--tRNA ligase 9 2818 3.111111111 2 efp BB_0214 elongation factor P 372 1154 11543.102150538 3.102150538 erpO BB_L40 ErpB1 protein 101 311 1143.079207921 1.128712871 — BB_0265 hypothetical protein 13 40 153.076923077 1.153846154 — BB_0567 chemotaxis histidine kinase 16 49 573.0625 3.5625 — BB_0754 ABC transporter ATP-binding 16 49 46 3.06252.875 protein — BB_0176 ATPase 32 97 88 3.03125 2.75 pheT BB_0514phenylalanine--tRNA sligase 35 106 47 3.028571429 1.342857143 subunitbeta lon BB_0253 ATP-dependent protease La 39 118 43 3.0256410261.102564103 rpsR BB_0113 30S ribosomal protein S18 12 36 29 32.416666667 — BB_0146 glycine/betaine ABC transporter 10 30 37 3 3.7ATP-binding protein — BB_0329 ABC transporter substrate-binding 18 54 403 2.222222222 protein — BB_0735 rare lipoprotein A 17 51 19 31.117647059 — BB_0783 hypothetical protein 3 9 17 3 5.666666667 —BB_0680 methyl-accepting chemotaxis 35 104 75 2.971428571 2.142857143protein guaA BB_B18 GMP synthase 101 300 197 2.97029703 1.95049505 —BB_0408 PTS system fructose-specific 20 59 41 2.95 2.05 transprotersubunit IIABC — BB_0183 flagellar assembly protein FliW 68 200 2002.941176471 2.941176471 malQ BB_0166 4-alpha-glucanotransferase 16 47 532.9375 3.3125 — BB_0296 ATP-dependent protease subunit 16 47 20 2.93751.25 HslV xth BB_0534 exodeoxyribonuclease III 68 199 180 2.9264705882.647058824 — BB_0422 3-methyladenine DNA glycosylase 12 35 792.916666667 6.583333333 pyk BB_0348 pyruvate kinase 72 207 150 2.8752.083333333 — BB_0344 DNA helicase 22 63 77 2.863636364 3.5 — BB_0504ribonuclease Y 13 37 31 2.846153846 2.384615385 — BB_0416 pheromoneshutdown protein 81 230 155 2.839506173 1.913580247 — BB_0346 exportchaperone 6 17 12 2.833333333 2 erpB BB_P39 protein ErpB 681 1926 8372.828193833 1.22907489 — BB_0409 hypothetical protein 46 129 522.804347826 1.130434783 — BB_0093 V-type ATP synthase subunit B 10 28 272.8 2.7 rpoS BB_0771 RNA polymerase sigma factor 25 70 84 2.8 3.36 —BB_0245 hypothetical protein 42 117 96 2.785714286 2.285714286 secABB_0154 protein translocase subunit SecA 23 64 33 2.7826086961.434782609 — BB_0533 protein PhnP 50 139 107 2.78 2.14 — BB_0555hypothetical protein 39 108 113 2.769230769 2.897435897 hisS BB_0135histidine--tRNA ligase 20 55 29 2.75 1.45 bmpC BB_0384 basic membraneprotein C 8 22 15 2.75 1.875 — BB_0400 hypothetical protein 20 55 422.75 2.1 bppC BB_S40 protein BppC 330 901 483 2.73030303 1.463636364 —BB_0222 6-phosphogluconolactonase 36 98 74 2.722222222 2.055555556 cysSBB_0599 cysteine--tRNA ligase 7 19 7 2.714285714 1 — BB_B12 PF-32protein 14 38 37 2.714285714 2.642857143 — BB_0806 lipoprotein 10 27 142.7 1.4 — BB_0379 HIT family nucleosidase 39 105 52 2.6923076921.333333333 — BB_0645 PTS system glucose-specific 104 280 1222.692307692 1.173076923 transporter subunit IIBC — BB_0724 potassiumtransporter 16 43 20 2.6875 1.25 mgtE BB_0380 Mg2+ transport protein 54145 85 2.685185185 1.574074074 — BB_0752 hypothetical protein 50 134 1092.68 2.18 — BB_0077 hypothetical protein 3 8 9 2.666666667 3 ftsABB_0300 cell division protein FtsA 9 24 14 2.666666667 1.555555556 —BB_0358 rRNA small subunit 21 56 47 2.666666667 2.238095238methyltransferase E — BB_0786 50S ribosomal protein L25/general 15 40 142.666666667 0.933333333 stress protein Ctc — BB_B22 guanine/xanthinepermease 54 144 47 2.666666667 0.87037037 — BB_0447 Na+/H+ antiporter 68180 141 2.647058824 2.073529412 — BB_0415 chemotaxis protein CheB 65 172106 2.646153846 1.630769231 — BB_B04 chitibiose transporter protein ChbC394 1041 598 2.64213198 1.517766497 cspA BB_A68 complementregulator-acquiring 8 21 22 2.625 2.75 surface protein 1 — BB_0760protein Gp37 86 225 320 2.61627907 3.720930233 — BB_0844 lipoprotein 41107 171 2.609756098 4.170731707 rnz BB_0755 ribonuclease Z 23 60 562.608695652 2.434782609 — BB_0631 hypothetical protein 28 73 402.607142857 1.428571429 — BB_0811 hypothetical protein 33 86 782.606060606 2.363636364 — BB_0195 hypothetical protein 45 111 132 2.62.933333333 fni BB_0684 isopentenyl-diphosphate delta- 40 104 90 2.62.25 isomerase bppC BB_R38 BppC 76 197 107 2.592105263 1.407894737 —BB_0779 hypothetical protein 22 57 28 2.590909091 1.272727273 prfBBB_0074 peptide chain release factor 2 12 31 13 2.583333333 1.083333333rpsO BB_0804 30S ribosomal protein S15 23 59 32 2.565217391 1.391304348— BB_D0031 hypothetical protein 23 59 72 2.565217391 3.130434783 —BB_A48 hypothetical protein 9 23 31 2.555555556 3.444444444 — BB_0775flagellar hook-basal body complex 13 33 31 2.538461538 2.384615385protein gyrA BB_0435 DNA gyrase subunit A 42 106 97 2.5238095242.30952381 erpM BB_O40 protein ErpM 2 5 0 2.5 0 rsgA BB_0099 ribosomebiogenesis GTPase RsgA 4 10 12 2.5 3 nusB BB_0107 transcriptionantitermination factor 10 25 11 2.5 1.1 NusB ychF BB_0235ribosome-binding ATPase 4 10 13 2.5 3.25 — BB_0528 aldose reductase 2870 62 2.5 2.214285714 — BB_0725 lectin 8 20 23 2.5 2.875 — BB_J26 ABCtransporter ATP-binding 12 30 42 2.5 3.5 protein — BB_A23 hypotheticalprotein 16 40 39 2.5 2.4375 — BB_0249 phosphatidylcholine synthase 142349 488 2.457746479 3.436619718 — BB_0268 hypothetical protein 9 22 102.444444444 1.111111111 — BB_0175 hypothetical protein 148 361 3472.439189189 2.344594595 groS BB_0741 chaperonin GroS 32 78 21 2.43750.65625 rplU BB_0778 50S ribosomal protein L21 14 34 15 2.4285714291.071428571 — BB_0614 hypothetical protein 115 278 94 2.4173913040.817391304 trmE BB_0179 tRNA modification GTPase 12 29 26 2.4166666672.166666667 def BB_0065 peptide deformylase 17 41 56 2.4117647063.294117647 — BB_0130 hypothetical protein 5 12 19 2.4 3.8 — BB_0458hypothetical protein 19 45 19 2.368421053 1 — BB_0430 hypotheticalprotein 11 26 23 2.363636364 2.090909091 — BB_0455 hypothetical protein11 26 23 2.363636364 2.090909091 — BB_0070 hypothetical protein 75 176120 2.346666667 1.6 — BB_0002 hypothetical protein 15 35 37 2.3333333332.466666667 gidB BB_0177 rRNA small subunit 3 7 9 2.333333333 3methyltransferase G glys BB_0371 glycine--tRNA ligase 18 42 182.333333333 1 rplK BB_0393 50S ribosomal protein L11 9 21 11 2.3333333331.222222222 — BB_0467 laccase domain-containing protein 6 14 112.333333333 1.833333333 — BB_0826 hypothetical protein 3 7 132.333333333 4.333333333 — predicted antisense: rpsD 17008 39303 273482.310853716 1.6079492 RNA flhB BB_0272 flagellar biosynthesis proteinFlhB 26 60 59 2.307692308 2.269230769 — BB_0444 nucleotide sugarepimerase 27 62 37 2.296296296 1.37037037 — BB_0627 aminopeptidase 188430 545 2.287234043 2.89893617 — BB_0058 hypothetical protein 7 16 222.285714286 3.142857143 erpQ BB_N39 protein ErpQ 130 295 134 2.2692307691.030769231 — BB_0687 phosphomevalonate kinase 68 154 268 2.2647058823.941176471 — BB_0527 type III pantothenate kinase 70 158 62 2.2571428570.885714286 — BB_0604 L-lactate permease 111 250 256 2.2522522522.306306306 pgk BB_0056 phosphoglycerate kinase 24 54 42 2.25 1.75 —BB_0322 hypothetical protein 4 9 1 2.25 0.25 — BB_0608aminoacyl-histidine dipeptidase 12 27 33 2.25 2.75 — BB_0667hypothetical protein 4 9 9 2.25 2.25 — BB_0784 ribosomal silencingfactor RsfS 12 27 19 2.25 1.583333333 — BB_0010 holo-acyl-carrierprotein synthase 9 20 11 2.222222222 1.222222222 — BB_0566 hypotheticalprotein 14 31 38 2.214285714 2.714285714 lgt BB_0362 prolipoproteindiacylglyceryl 61 135 139 2.213114754 2.278688525 transferase — BB_0769tRNA N6-adenosine 54 119 169 2.203703704 3.12962963threonylcarbamoyltransferase polA BB_0548 DNA polymerase I 20 44 49 2.22.45 — BB_0638 Na+/H+ antiporter 95 209 93 2.2 0.978947368 uvrB BB_0836excinuclease ABC subunit B 5 11 12 2.2 2.4 leuS BB_0251 leucine--tRNAligase 38 83 49 2.184210526 1.289473684 cmk BB_0128 cytidylate kinase 2248 88 2.181818182 4 p83/100 BB_0744 p83/100 antigen 51 111 1652.176470588 3.235294118 fliE BB_0292 flagellar hook-basal body protein 613 13 2.166666667 2.166666667 FliE — BB_0461 DNA polymerase III subunits12 26 28 2.166666667 2.333333333 gamma and tau — BB_0544phosphoribosylpyrophosphate 26 56 18 2.153846154 0.692307692 synthetase— BB_0417 adenylate kinase 249 536 419 2.152610442 1.682730924 thrSBB_0720 threonine--tRNA ligase 14 30 33 2.142857143 2.357142857 —BB_0137 long-chain-fatty-acid CoA ligase 22 47 20 2.1363636360.909090909 — BB_A07 ChpAI protein 23 49 49 2.130434783 2.130434783 —BB_0037 1-acyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphate 8 17 11 2.125 1.375acyltransferase — BB_0018 ribosomal large subunit 34 72 44 2.1176470591.294117647 pseudouridine synthase D — BB_0693 xylose operon regulatoryprotein 9 19 25 2.111111111 2.777777778 — BB_0656 oxygen-independent 86181 88 2.104651163 1.023255814 coproporphyrinogen III oxidase —predicted antisense: BB_0578 21153 44470 42060 2.102302274 1.988370444RNA mlpI BB_N28 lipoprotein 10 21 11 2.1 1.1 gidA BB_0178 tRNA uridine5- 20 42 38 2.1 1.9 carboxymethylaminomethyl modification protein GidAflhA BB_0271 flagellar biosynthesis protein FlhA 10 21 21 2.1 2.1 —BB_0109 acetyl-CoAC-acetyltransferase 11 23 19 2.090909091 1.727272727 —predicted antisense: BB_0219 15518 32402 29104 2.088026808 1.87549942RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0779 25448 52903 56940 2.0788667092.23750393 RNA uvrA BB_0837 excinuclease ABC subunit A 13 27 352.076923077 2.692307692 — predicted antisense: BB_0215 10979 22689 141372.066581656 1.28764004 RNA — BB_B16 oligopeptide ABC transporter 66 13649 2.060606061 0.742424242 OppAIV — BB_0139 hypothetical protein 34 7087 2.058823529 2.558823529 tig BB_0610 trigger factor 17 35 202.058823529 1.176470588 — predicted antisense: tig 13666 28118 307882.057515001 2.252890385 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0712 12262 2519230600 2.054477247 2.495514598 RNA — BB_B14 hypothetical protein 233 477681 2.0472103 2.922746781 — BB_0531 hypothetical protein 43 88 702.046511628 1.627906977 pfs BB_0375 nucleosidase 65 133 98 2.0461538461.507692308 — BB_0174 hypothetical protein 23 47 31 2.0434782611.347826087 — BB_0556 hypothetical protein 23 47 52 2.0434782612.260869565 pgsA BB_0721 CDP-diacylglycerol--glycerol-3- 24 49 412.041666667 1.708333333 phosphate 3- phosphatidyltransferase — predictedantisense: lysS 15976 31965 26480 2.000813721 1.657486229 RNA — BB_Q13hypothetical protein 2 4 14 2 7 bppA BB_Q43 protein BppA 3 6 13 24.333333333 — BB_0009 hypothetical protein 11 22 28 2 2.545454545 —BB_0066 hypothetical protein 4 8 14 2 3.5 — BB_0298 hypothetical protein3 6 7 2 2.333333333 — BB_0345 hypothetical protein 7 14 12 2 1.714285714bmpA BB_0383 basic membrane protein A 6 12 9 2 1.5 — BB_0505hypothetical protein 17 34 32 2 1.882352941 — BB_0537 hypotheticalprotein 17 34 38 2 2.235294118 — BB_0605 serine-type D-Ala-D-Ala 40 8062 2 1.55 carboxypeptidase recD BB_0632 exodeoxyribonuclease V subunit 714 14 2 2 alpha — BB_G20 hypothetical protein 6 12 19 2 3.166666667 —BB_H26 hypothetical protein 2 4 4 2 2 — BB_A38 phage portal protein 5 1014 2 2.8 bppC BB_Q45 protein BppC 109 217 111 1.990825688 1.018348624 —BB_0536 zinc protease 242 479 809 1.979338843 3.342975207 rpmH BB_044050S ribosomal protein L34 40 79 35 1.975 0.875 — BB_0827 ATP-dependenthelicase 39 77 101 1.974358974 2.58974359 rpsL BB_0387 30S ribosomalprotein S12 35 69 27 1.971428571 0.771428571 — BB_0732penicillin-binding protein 28 55 34 1.964285714 1.214285714 — BB_06833-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA 19 37 20 1.947368421 1.052631579 synthase— BB_M07 hypothetical protein 17 33 80 1.941176471 4.705882353 — BB_0640spermidine/putrescine ABC 13 25 33 1.923076923 2.538461538 transporterpermease — predicted antisense: hisS 11688 22464 32504 1.9219712532.780971937 RNA — BB_0524 inositol monophosphatase 166 319 3591.921686747 2.162650602 — predicted antisense: BB_B10 20385 38903 601781.908413049 2.952072602 RNA — BB_0032 hypothetical protein 21 40 371.904761905 1.761904762 — BB_0781 GTPase Obg 20 38 36 1.9 1.8 — BB_0619DHH family protein 48 91 74 1.895833333 1.541666667 — BB_0115 30Sribosomal protein S6 19 36 15 1.894736842 0.789473684 — predictedantisense: BB_0381 11832 22391 22435 1.892410412 1.896129141 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_P30 15254 28835 47546 1.890323849 3.11695293 RNA— BB_0192 hypothetical protein 9 17 13 1.888888889 1.444444444 —BB_A0078 lipoprotein 9 17 26 1.888888889 2.888888889 — predictedantisense: BB_0786 46137 87099 97583 1.887834059 2.115070334 RNA —BB_0333 peptide ABC transporter permease 136 256 343 1.8823529412.522058824 — BB_B19 outer surface protein C 346 650 982 1.8786127172.838150289 — BB_0043 hypothetical protein 8 15 17 1.875 2.125 murIBB_0100 glutamate racemase 8 15 7 1.875 0.875 rplM BB_0339 50S ribosomalprotein L13 48 90 21 1.875 0.4375 infC BB_0190 translation initiationfactor IF-3 52 97 78 1.865384615 1.5 — BB_0270 flagellar biosynthesisregulator 22 41 63 1.863636364 2.863636364 FlhF — BB_G15 hypotheticalprotein 22 41 95 1.863636364 4.318181818 — BB_0496 50S ribosomal proteinL30 7 13 6 1.857142857 0.857142857 — BB_0795 outer membrane protein 1426 24 1.857142857 1.714285714 hbb BB_0232 DNA-binding protein HU 20 3715 1.85 0.75 — BB_0443 spoIIIJ-associtated protein 20 37 17 1.85 0.85 —BB_0743 hypothetical protein 20 37 54 1.85 2.7 lspA BB_0469 lipoproteinsignal peptidase 13 24 19 1.846153846 1.461538462 panF BB_0814sodium/panthothenate symporter 19 35 35 1.842105263 1.842105263 —predicted antisense: rpmA 12622 23222 23915 1.839803518 1.894707653 RNAefbC BB_0462 nucleoid-associated protein EbfC 24 44 41 1.8333333331.708333333 — predicted antisense: rplU 15697 28773 27634 1.8330254191.760463783 RNA — BB_0498 protein translocase subunit SecY 95 174 1101.831578947 1.157894737 — predicted antisense: dnaK 13207 24137 273861.827591429 2.073597335 RNA — BB_0136 penicillin-binding protein 214 391482 1.827102804 2.252336449 — BB_0685 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA 3462 76 1.823529412 2.235294118 reductase — BB_0568 chemotaxis responseregulator 51 92 86 1.803921569 1.68627451 — BB_0108 basic membraneprotein 15 27 27 1.8 1.8 — BB_G26 hypothetical protein 5 9 22 1.8 4.4 —predicted antisense: BB_S34 12380 22283 31741 1.799919225 2.563893376RNA — BB_R03 hypothetical protein 19 34 64 1.789473684 3.368421053 —predicted antisense: clpX 11980 21399 24332 1.786227045 2.031051753 RNA— BB_0829 exonuclease SbcD 28 50 41 1.785714286 1.464285714 — BB_G14hypothetical protein 14 25 44 1.785714286 3.142857143 — BB_0244hypothetical protein 81 144 139 1.777777778 1.716049383 — BB_0261hypothetical protein 27 48 30 1.777777778 1.111111111 rplL BB_0390 50Sribosomal protein L7/L12 9 16 9 1.777777778 1 dbpB BB_A25decorin-binding protein B 175 311 811 1.777142857 4.634285714 mlpABB_P28 surface lipoprotein 40 71 103 1.775 2.575 fmt BB_0064methionyl-tRNA formyltransferase 53 94 129 1.773584906 2.433962264 —predicted antisense: BB_0096 13035 23072 21584 1.770003836 1.655849636RNA — BB_0145 glycine/betaine ABC transporter 39 69 53 1.7692307691.358974359 permease rpsD BB_0615 30S ribosomal protein S4 78 138 551.769230769 0.705128205 hflC BB_0204 protein HflC 47 83 99 1.7659574472.106382979 — predicted — 13193 23291 27045 1.765405897 2.049950731 RNA— BB_0715 cell division protein FtsA 25 44 15 1.76 0.6 pgi BB_0730glucose-6-phosphate isomerase 86 151 148 1.755813953 1.720930233 —BB_0763 acetoacetate metabolism regulatory 347 609 1293 1.7550432283.726224784 protein AtoC — BB_0347 fibronectin/fibrinogen-binding 12 2122 1.75 1.833333333 protein — BB_0421 haloacid dehalogenase-like 8 14 241.75 3 hydrolase — BB_0426 nucleoside 2- 8 14 10 1.75 1.25deoxyribosyltransferase superfamily protein — predicted antisense: clpP13203 23082 25359 1.748239037 1.920699841 RNA — predicted antisense: rho13001 22555 15380 1.734866549 1.182985924 RNA — BB_0330 peptide ABCtransporter substrate- 79 137 142 1.734177215 1.797468354 bindingprotein — BB_0085 hypothetical protein 52 90 80 1.730769231 1.538461538— BB_J45 lipoprotein 26 45 38 1.730769231 1.461538462 flgB BB_0294flagellar basal body rod protein 11 19 5 1.727272727 0.454545455 FlgB —BB_0714 hypothetical protein 11 19 9 1.727272727 0.818181818 glpKBB_0241 glycerol kinase 107 184 208 1.719626168 1.943925234 — BB_0512hypothetical protein 7 12 10 1.714285714 1.428571429 flgC BB_0293flagellar basal body rod protein 17 29 12 1.705882353 0.705882353 FlgC —predicted antisense: BB_0714 17359 29572 25147 1.703554352 1.448643355RNA — BB_0304 UDP-N-acetylmuramoyl-tripeptide-- 20 34 45 1.7 2.25D-alanyl-D-alanine ligas — BB_0325 hypothetical protein 169 287 2401.698224852 1.420118343 — BB_0374 hypothetical protein 33 56 391.696969697 1.181818182 bosR BB_0647 oxidative stress regulator BosR 2339 46 1.695652174 2 — BB_0765 hypothetical protein 36 61 109 1.6944444443.027777778 rplR BB_0494 50S ribosomal protein L18 26 44 20 1.6923076920.769230769 mlpC BB_S30 lipoprotein 35 59 76 1.685714286 2.171428571 —predicted antisense: ftsA 23827 39846 41790 1.672304528 1.753892643 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0621 13781 23013 25731 1.669907844 1.867135912RNA — predicted antisense: ftsA 27455 45823 49049 1.6690220361.786523402 RNA — BB_M05 hypothetical protein 3 5 23 1.6666666677.666666667 — BB_0092 V-type ATPase subunit D 3 5 3 1.666666667 1 —BB_0096 V-type ATP synthase subunit E 9 15 8 1.666666667 0.888888889rrmJ BB_0313 rRNA large subunit 3 5 6 1.666666667 2 methyltransferasetRNA- BB_t05 Ala tRNA 6 10 0 1.666666667 0 Ala-1 — BB_0473 integralmembrane protein 18 30 34 1.666666667 1.888888889 — BB_0696 hypotheticalprotein 18 30 40 1.666666667 2.222222222 — BB_0570 chemotaxis responseregulator 276 459 540 1.663043478 1.956521739 — predicted antisense:BB_0715 24255 40327 45509 1.662626263 1.876272933 RNA — BB_0431CobQ/CobB/MinD/ParA nucleotide 35 58 54 1.657142857 1.542857143 bindingdomain-containing protein — BB_0361 ATP-binding protein 99 164 1141.656565657 1.151515152 — BB_0621 4-methyl-5(b-hydroxyethyl)- 48 79 481.645833333 1 thiazole monophosphate biosynthesis protein — BB_Q20hypothetical protein 14 23 91 1.642857143 6.5 — BB_0281 motility proteinA 25 41 26 1.64 1.04 — BB_M04 hypothetical protein 11 18 37 1.6363636363.363636364 fliP BB_0275 flagellar biosynthesis protein FliP 52 85 1061.634615385 2.038461538 — predicted antisense: groS 18987 30852 187701.624901248 0.988571128 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0715 14453 2334325596 1.615097212 1.770981803 RNA — BB_0764 sensory transductionhistidine 57 92 157 1.614035088 2.754385965 kinase — predictedantisense: BB_0724 21771 34870 30624 1.601671949 1.406641863 RNA recJBB_0254 single-stranded-DNA-specific 30 48 34 1.6 1.133333333exonuclease murA BB_0472 UDP-N-acetylglucosamine 1- 15 24 12 1.6 0.8carboxyvinyltransferase — BB_0258 undecaprenyl-diphosphatase 118 188 1581.593220339 1.338983051 — BB_0745 endonuclease III 86 137 1381.593023256 1.604651163 — BB_0317 integral membrane protein 29 46 211.586206897 0.724137931 — predicted antisense: ftsA 25843 40980 362261.585729211 1.40177224 RNA flgG BB_0774 flagellar basal body rod protein24 38 55 1.583333333 2.291666667 FlgG — BB_0796 hypothetical protein 1219 34 1.583333333 2.833333333 — BB_0449 hypothetical protein 19 30 381.578947368 2 — predicted antisense: BB_0176 17277 27257 257891.577646582 1.492678127 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0715 18485 2908332592 1.573329727 1.763159318 RNA trx BB_0061 thioredoxin 21 33 121.571428571 0.571428571 ftsZ BB_0299 cell division protein FtsZ 7 11 161.571428571 2.285714286 — BB_G19 hypothetical protein 7 11 311.571428571 4.428571429 — BB_G29 hypothetical protein 7 11 111.571428571 1.571428571 rbsA BB_0677 sugar ABC transporter ATP- 16 25 191.5625 1.1875 binding protein mvk BB_0688 mevalonate kinase 1001 15602436 1.558441558 2.433566434 bppA BB_R36 BppA 9 14 27 1.555555556 3 —BB_t31 Met tRNA 18 28 21 1.555555556 1.166666667 — BB_G13 hypotheticalprotein 9 14 44 1.555555556 4.888888889 — BB_0163 hypothetical protein167 259 238 1.550898204 1.425149701 — BB_0359 peptidase S41 20 31 381.55 1.9 — predicted antisense: BB_P31 23325 36053 46733 1.54568062.003558414 RNA — BB_0180 flagellar protein FlbF 13 20 12 1.5384615380.923076923 coaD BB_0702 phosphopantetheine 13 20 8 1.5384615380.615384615 adenylyltransferase — BB_0772 flagellar basal body P-ringprotein 13 20 22 1.538461538 1.692307692 — BB_H41 membrane protein 15 2319 1.533333333 1.266666667 — BB_0257 DNA translocase FtsK 562 861 6461.53202847 1.149466192 — predicted antisense: BB_0094 18820 28757 261811.528002125 1.391126461 RNA flgK BB_0181 flagellar hook-associatedprotein 150 229 191 1.526666667 1.273333333 FlgK — predicted antisense:rpsD 24606 37497 37801 1.523896611 1.536251321 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_0666 18279 27562 15273 1.507850539 0.835548991 RNA —BB_R18 hypothetical protein 8 12 15 1.5 1.875 — BB_M20 hypotheticalprotein 2 3 3 1.5 1.5 — BB_N25 hypothetical protein 6 9 18 1.5 3 —BB_0242 hypothetical protein 6 9 2 1.5 0.333333333 — BB_0311 NAD kinase10 15 13 1.5 1.3 rplO BB_0497 50S ribosomal protein L15 14 21 16 1.51.142857143 — BB_0770 divergent polysaccharide 22 33 33 1.5 1.5deacetylase superfamily protein — BB_0840 lipoprotein 8 12 13 1.5 1.625— predicted antisense: BB_0231 hbb 24725 36941 32185 1.4940748231.301718908 RNA — predicted antisense: rplS 26105 38817 325801.486956522 1.248036775 RNA pyrG BB_0575 CTP synthetase 62 92 1111.483870968 1.790322581 — BB_0149 flagellar hook-associated protein 2334 40 1.47826087 1.739130435 FliD cvpA BB_0766 colicin V productionprotein 82 121 271 1.475609756 3.304878049 — BB_0596 methyl-acceptingchemotaxis 59 87 87 1.474576271 1.474576271 protein — BB_0209hypothetical protein 38 56 80 1.473684211 2.105263158 — BB_0625N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine 55 81 25 1.472727273 0.454545455 amidase —BB_0565 purine-binding chemotaxis protein 36 53 39 1.4722222221.083333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0097 17800 26159 25474 1.4696067421.431123596 RNA — BB_0047 hypothetical protein 47 69 34 1.4680851060.723404255 — predicted antisense: BB_0786 26757 39154 43090 1.463318011.610419703 RNA — BB_P04 hypothetical protein 22 32 77 1.454545455 3.5 —BB_R32 hypothetical protein 11 16 14 1.454545455 1.272727273 — BB_H32antigen P35 11 16 5 1.454545455 0.454545455 — BB_0052 tRNA/rRNAmethyltransferase 218 316 374 1.449541284 1.71559633 clpX BB_0612ATP-dependent protease ATP- 1221 1766 1220 1.446355446 0.999180999binding subunit ClpX gyrB BB_0436 DNA gyrase subunit B 27 39 281.444444444 1.037037037 fusA BB_0540 elongation factor G 45 65 491.444444444 1.088888889 — BB_0089 hypothetical protein 16 23 11 1.43750.6875 — BB_0132 transcription elongation factor 30 43 42 1.4333333331.4 GreA — BB_0334 peptide ABC transporter ATP- 538 768 1101 1.4275092942.046468401 binding protein — BB_0110 hypothetical protein 108 154 1171.425925926 1.083333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0715 20895 29754 426741.423977028 2.042306772 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_P31 15330 2175830593 1.419308545 1.995629485 RNA flgL BB_0182 flagellar hook-associatedprotein 315 446 338 1.415873016 1.073015873 FlgL — predicted antisense:pth BB_0786 23467 33206 37263 1.41500831 1.587889377 RNA — BB_0141membrane fusion protein 29 41 81 1.413793103 2.793103448 — BB_0650hypothetical protein 503 706 944 1.403578529 1.876739563 bppA BB_M35BppA 5 7 11 1.4 2.2 — BB_0068 haloacid dehalogenase-like 10 14 12 1.41.2 hydrolase — BB_0156 hypothetical protein 5 7 7 1.4 1.4 ftsW BB_0302lipid II flippase FtsW 45 63 50 1.4 1.111111111 — BB_0439 hypotheticalprotein 10 14 7 1.4 0.7 ylqF BB_0643 ribosome biogenesis GTPase A 30 4256 1.4 1.866666667 — BB_0050 hypothetical protein 171 239 1361.397660819 0.795321637 — BB_0072 membrane protein 48 67 75 1.3958333331.5625 rpsS BB_0482 30S ribosomal protein S19 33 46 37 1.3939393941.121212121 tgt BB_0809 queuine tRNA-ribosyltransferase 259 360 4431.38996139 1.71042471 phoU BB_0042 phosphate-specific transport system13 18 25 1.384615385 1.923076923 accessory protein PhoU — BB_0236hypothetical protein 26 36 29 1.384615385 1.115384615 metG BB_0587methionine--tRNA ligase 84 116 117 1.380952381 1.392857143 — BB_0800transcription 21 29 51 1.380952381 2.428571429termination/antitermination protein NusA — predicted antisense: BB_020917088 23558 15447 1.378628277 0.903967697 RNA bppA BB_S38 protein BppA16 22 46 1.375 2.875 — BB_O32 PF-32 protein 8 11 5 1.375 0.625 — BB_0838hypothetical protein 24 33 63 1.375 2.625 — predicted antisense: miaA24257 33333 27122 1.374160036 1.118110236 RNA — BB_Q14 hypotheticalprotein 19 26 44 1.368421053 2.315789474 nagA BB_0151N-acetylglucosamine-6-phosphate 117 160 138 1.367521368 1.179487179deacetylase — BB_0161 hypothetical protein 152 207 176 1.3618421051.157894737 rplS BB_0699 50S ribosomal protein L19 36 49 18 1.3611111110.5 murD BB_0585 UDP-N-acetylmuramoylalanine-- 114 155 158 1.3596491231.385964912 D-glutamate ligase — BB_0314 octaprenyl-diphosphate synthase51 69 80 1.352941176 1.568627451 rplB BB_0481 50S ribosomal protein L217 23 19 1.352941176 1.117647059 — BB_0600 hypothetical protein 17 23 151.352941176 0.882352941 — predicted antisense: BB_0083 21449 29005 187341.352277495 0.873420672 RNA — BB_0490 50S ribosomal protein L5 32 43 181.34375 0.5625 — BB_S35 PF-32 protein 9 12 7 1.333333333 0.777777778 —BB_Q54 hypothetical protein 3 4 1 1.333333333 0.333333333 arcA BB_0841arginine deiminase 9 12 13 1.333333333 1.444444444 — predictedantisense: BB_0461 17112 22768 28852 1.330528284 1.686068256 RNA gapBB_0057 glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate 40 53 38 1.325 0.95 dehydrogenase —BB_0342 glutamyl-tRNA(Gln) 56 74 77 1.321428571 1.375 amidotransferasesubunit A — predicted antisense: BB_0775 18180 23873 27569 1.3131463151.516446645 RNA — BB_0805 polyribonucleotide 16 21 16 1.3125 1nucleotidyltransferase — BB_G16 hypothetical protein 16 21 73 1.31254.5625 fliH BB_0289 flagellar assembly protein FliH 29 38 89 1.3103448283.068965517 — BB_A52 outer membrane protein 42 55 66 1.309523811.571428571 bppC BB_L38 protein BppC 112 146 98 1.303571429 0.875 —BB_0747 oligopeptide ABC transporter 86 112 101 1.302325581 1.174418605permease — BB_0240 glycerol uptake facilitator 817 1062 1140 1.2998776011.395348837 — predicted antisense: nusG 28038 36279 43188 1.2939225341.540338113 RNA ileS BB_0833 isoleucine--tRNA ligase 41 53 771.292682927 1.87804878 — BB_D18 hypothetical protein 72 93 1351.291666667 1.875 — predicted antisense: tig 24014 30953 473401.288956442 1.971350046 RNA — BB_0198 guanosine-3′,5′-bis(diphosphate)3′- 104 134 127 1.288461538 1.221153846 pyrophosphohydrolase — BB_0418hypothetical protein 1392 1791 1727 1.286637931 1.24066092 — predictedantisense: dnaK 16301 20898 40272 1.282007239 2.470523281 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0726 23070 29560 33732 1.281317729 1.462158648RNA rpsT BB_0233 30S ribosomal protein S20 32 41 33 1.28125 1.03125 —BB_P15 hypothetical protein 139 178 459 1.28057554 3.302158273 rpsPBB_0695 30S ribosomal protein S16 25 32 26 1.28 1.04 — predictedantisense: BB_0442 23386 29916 41128 1.279226888 1.758659027 RNA —predicted antisense: rpmF 20873 26583 24243 1.273559143 1.161452594 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0096 20600 26200 29681 1.27184466 1.440825243RNA — predicted — 26791 34065 91735 1.271509089 3.424097645 RNA —BB_0713 hypothetical protein 52 66 163 1.269230769 3.134615385 — BB_S34hypothetical protein 15 19 30 1.266666667 2 — BB_0094 ATP synthasesubunit A 15 19 11 1.266666667 0.733333333 — BB_0243glycerol-3-phosphate 166 209 163 1.259036145 0.981927711 dehydrogenase —BB_0006 membrane protein 58 73 85 1.25862069 1.465517241 — BB_0654hypothetical protein 93 117 83 1.258064516 0.892473118 bapA BB_S42 BapAprotein 4 5 10 1.25 2.5 bppA BB_N35 protein BppA 4 5 15 1.25 3.75 —BB_0285 flagellar protein 8 10 10 1.25 1.25 apt BB_0777 adeninephosphoribosyltransferase 16 20 36 1.25 2.25 — BB_J13 hypotheticalprotein 16 20 5 1.25 0.3125 — predicted antisense: rplS trmD 29045 3629840945 1.249715958 1.409709072 RNA pepF BB_0248 oligoendopeptidase F 367456 515 1.242506812 1.403269755 — BB_G18 hypothetical protein 29 36 701.24137931 2.413793103 — predicted antisense: BB_0429 17868 22062 190471.234721289 1.065983882 RNA — BB_0381 hypothetical protein 47 58 441.234042553 0.936170213 — BB_0669 chemotaxis protein CheA 26 32 471.230769231 1.807692308 groL BB_0649 chaperonin GroEL 58 71 1071.224137931 1.844827586 — BB_0264 heat shock protein 70 94 115 811.223404255 0.861702128 — BB_R33 plasmid partition protein, putative 911 10 1.222222222 1.111111111 erpY BB_R42 ErpY 9 11 7 1.2222222220.777777778 — predicted antisense: BB_0715 22733 27750 37984 1.2206923861.67087494 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0158 24644 30014 267491.217902938 1.085416329 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0785 45789 5568149411 1.216034419 1.079101968 RNA fliF BB_0291 flagellar MS-ring proteinFliF 14 17 23 1.214285714 1.642857143 rpsC BB_0484 30S ribosomal proteinS3 14 17 19 1.214285714 1.357142857 rimM BB_0697 ribosome maturationfactor RimM 127 154 137 1.212598425 1.078740157 tmk BB_0793 thymidylatekinase 80 97 103 1.2125 1.2875 — predicted antisense: BB_0505 2211626785 32397 1.211114126 1.464867065 RNA — BB_0142 outer membrane effluxprotein 19 23 24 1.210526316 1.263157895 — BB_P18 hypothetical protein48 58 86 1.208333333 1.791666667 — BB_0221 flagellar motor switchprotein 53 64 123 1.20754717 2.320754717 — predicted antisense: tig30584 36789 51004 1.202883861 1.66766937 RNA rpmJ BB_0499 50S ribosomalprotein L36 60 72 14 1.2 0.233333333 — BB_0577 hypothetical protein 1012 6 1.2 0.6 — BB_D15 membrane protein 5 6 12 1.2 2.4 — BB_0419 responseregulator 72 86 34 1.194444444 0.472222222 — BB_0751 hypotheticalprotein 73 87 110 1.191780822 1.506849315 — BB_0629 PTS systemfructose-specific 486 579 460 1.191358025 0.946502058 transportersubunit IIABC — BB_G08 stage 0 sporulation protein SpoOJ 21 25 871.19047619 4.142857143 — BB_A40 hypothetical protein 21 25 46 1.190476192.19047619 — predicted antisense: nusG 29641 35281 33268 1.1902769811.122364293 RNA — BB_H33 adenine deaminase 16 19 2 1.1875 0.125 — BB_R41hypothetical protein 11 13 20 1.181818182 1.818181818 mreC BB_0716 rodshape-determining protein 72 85 71 1.180555556 0.986111111 MreC trmUBB_0682 tRNA-specific 2-thiouridylase 89 105 108 1.179775281 1.213483146MnmA tRNA- BB_t17 Leu tRNA 45 53 15 1.177777778 0.333333333 Leu-4 coaBCBB_0812 bifunctional 102 120 98 1.176470588 0.960784314phosphopantothenoylcysteine decarboxylase/phosphopantothenate-- cysteineligase — predicted antisense: tilS 26973 31653 34349 1.173506841.273458644 RNA p66 BB_0603 integral outer membrane protein 247 289 1961.170040486 0.793522267 p66 — BB_N04 hypothetical protein 6 7 151.166666667 2.5 — BB_0843 arginine-ornithine antiporter 43 50 601.162790698 1.395348837 prfA BB_0196 peptide chain release factor 1 5665 86 1.160714286 1.535714286 — predicted antisense: BB_0132 18235 2112935397 1.158705786 1.941157115 RNA — predicted antisense: flhB 4245749175 47245 1.15823068 1.112772923 RNA — BB_0466 ABC transporterATP-binding 19 22 24 1.157894737 1.263157895 protein — BB_P26hypothetical protein 351 406 355 1.156695157 1.011396011 — BB_Q22hypothetical protein 13 15 35 1.153846154 2.692307692 hslU BB_0295ATP-dependent protease ATPase 13 15 30 1.153846154 2.307692308 subunitHslU — BB_0717 integral membrane protein 46 53 58 1.1521739131.260869565 — BB_0734 Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlC family 132 152 133 1.1515151521.007575758 protein — BB_0794 hypothetical protein 33 38 75 1.1515151522.272727273 — predicted antisense: BB_0712 19448 22394 28668 1.1514808721.474084739 RNA — predicted antisense: tRNA-Trp-1 rpmG 39226 44973 400551.146509968 1.021133942 RNA — BB_0297 protein smf 7 8 13 1.1428571431.857142857 — predicted antisense: prfB 23877 27266 16597 1.1419357540.695104075 RNA — predicted antisense: infC 23714 27036 192271.140086025 0.810786877 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0789 23189 2641837528 1.139247057 1.61835353 RNA mlpJ BB_Q35 protein MlpJ 80 91 1481.1375 1.85 — predicted antisense: BB_S33 19846 22554 28208 1.136450671.421344352 RNA rdgB BB_0247 non-canonical purine NTP 22 25 391.136363636 1.772727273 pyrophosphatase — BB_P41 hypothetical protein 1517 59 1.133333333 3.933333333 rnmV BB_0626 ribonuclease M5 488 552 7921.131147541 1.62295082 — predicted antisense: rplL 31854 35837 368951.125039242 1.158253281 RNA thyX BB_A76 FAD-dependent thymidylate 8 9 31.125 0.375 synthase — predicted antisense: ftsA 19555 21984 323021.124213756 1.651853746 RNA — BB_0355 transcription factor 57 64 331.122807018 0.578947368 bppA BB_P35 protein BppA 25 28 45 1.12 1.8 —BB_H0042 hypothetical protein 25 28 15 1.12 0.6 — BB_0276 flagellarbiosynthesis protein FliZ 17 19 40 1.117647059 2.352941176 — BB_0318 ABCtransporter ATP-binding 27 30 37 1.111111111 1.37037037 protein — BB_J43hypothetical protein 18 20 18 1.111111111 1 tuf BB_0476 elongationfactor Tu 37 41 33 1.108108108 0.891891892 — predicted antisense:BB_0133 40842 45226 44493 1.107340483 1.089393272 RNA — predictedantisense: rplA 52924 58392 74816 1.103317965 1.413649762 RNA —predicted antisense: clpX 26799 29556 39941 1.102876973 1.490391433 RNAuvrC BB_0457 excinuclease ABC subunit C 78 86 127 1.1025641031.628205128 bppB BB_S39 protein BppB 10 11 17 1.1 1.7 rpmF BB_0703 50Sribosomal protein L32 61 67 28 1.098360656 0.459016393 manA BB_0407mannose-6-phosphate isomerase 112 123 139 1.098214286 1.241071429 —BB_J37 hypothetical protein 51 56 77 1.098039216 1.509803922 — BB_0098endonuclease MutS2 21 23 25 1.095238095 1.19047619 — BB_0075hypothetical protein 11 12 11 1.090909091 1 — BB_0360 hypotheticalprotein 45 49 38 1.088888889 0.844444444 — predicted antisense: infC24463 26460 23072 1.081633487 0.943138618 RNA murC BB_0817UDP-N-acetylmuramate--L-alanine 25 27 23 1.08 0.92 ligase rpsG BB_038630S ribosomal protein S7 39 42 41 1.076923077 1.051282051 rplV BB_048350S ribosomal protein L22 13 14 17 1.076923077 1.307692308 truA BB_0012tRNA pseudouridine synthase A 67 72 117 1.074626866 1.746268657 —predicted antisense: BB_0158 25113 26987 19003 1.074622705 0.756699717RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0202 20023 21421 15133 1.0698197070.755780852 RNA — BB_0205 hypothetical protein 29 31 25 1.0689655170.862068966 — predicted antisense: BB_0490 38173 40799 49529 1.0687920781.297487753 RNA — BB_0328 family 5 extracellular solute- 44 47 561.068181818 1.272727273 binding protein — predicted antisense: rpmA19393 20681 27719 1.066415717 1.429330171 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0096 22437 23890 30566 1.064759103 1.362303338 RNA ackA BB_0622acetate kinase 1081 1149 1673 1.062904718 1.547641073 — BB_R12hypothetical protein 16 17 34 1.0625 2.125 rpmI BB_0189 50S ribosomalprotein L35 33 35 18 1.060606061 0.545454545 ruvB BB_0022 Hollidayjunction DNA helicase 17 18 24 1.058823529 1.411764706 RuvB aspS BB_0446aspartate--tRNA ligase 366 387 452 1.057377049 1.234972678 — BB_G02hypothetical protein 53 56 207 1.056603774 3.905660377 — predictedantisense: rplO 32675 34453 49266 1.05441469 1.507758225 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_0712 18566 19564 38381 1.053754174 2.067273511 RNA —BB_0134 hypothetical protein 150 158 272 1.053333333 1.813333333 —BB_B17 inosine 5-monophosphate 3020 3175 3458 1.051324503 1.145033113dehydrogenase — BB_0573 ABC transporter ATP-binding 44 46 52 1.0454545451.181818182 protein — BB_0027 hypothetical protein 45 47 40 1.0444444440.888888889 — BB_0045 P115 protein 23 24 36 1.043478261 1.565217391 mraYBB_0303 phospho-N-acetylmuramoyl- 116 121 129 1.043103448 1.112068966pentapeptide-transferase — BB_0574 integral membrane protein 47 49 431.042553191 0.914893617 — BB_0509 hypothetical protein 26 27 241.038461538 0.923076923 — predicted antisense: BB_0391 27040 27985 427391.034948225 1.58058432 RNA — predicted antisense: pth 24799 25415 388331.024839711 1.565909916 RNA — BB_0545 xylulokinase 338 346 2371.023668639 0.701183432 rnc BB_0705 ribonuclease III 51 52 321.019607843 0.62745098 — predicted antisense: eno 31297 31783 253881.015528645 0.811195961 RNA — BB_0228 hypothetical protein 1348 13661555 1.013353116 1.153560831 — predicted antisense: bmpA 23009 2326328336 1.011039159 1.231518102 RNA clpP BB_0611 ATP-dependent Clpprotease 209 211 203 1.009569378 0.971291866 proteolytic subunit —BB_P12 hypothetical protein 82 82 254 1 3.097560976 — BB_M06hypothetical protein 16 16 29 1 1.8125 erpN BB_L39 ErpA8 protein 4 4 4 11 — BB_N01 hypothetical protein 5 5 9 1 1.8 — BB_N30 hypotheticalprotein 7 7 1 1 0.142857143 — BB_Q39 hypothetical protein 3 3 0 1 0 —BB_0038 hypothetical protein 7 7 10 1 1.428571429 — BB_0280 flagellarmotor protein MotB 30 30 19 1 0.633333333 fliG BB_0290 flagellar motorswitch protein FliG 38 38 74 1 1.947368421 rpoN BB_0450 RNA polymerasesigma-54 factor 28 28 30 1 1.071428571 — BB_t21 Arg tRNA 3 3 0 1 0 engABB_0508 GTPase Der 24 24 30 1 1.25 — BB_0553 hypothetical protein 17 1731 1 1.823529412 — BB_0572 glycosyl transferase 10 10 17 1 1.7 eraBB_0660 GTPase Era 25 25 46 1 1.84 tilS BB_0788 tRNA(Ile)-lysidinesynthase 8 8 8 1 1 rbfA BB_0802 ribosome-binding factor A 24 24 12 1 0.5— BB_J09 outer surface protein D 43 43 79 1 1.837209302 — predictedantisense: BB_0715 26884 26882 43429 0.999925606 1.615421812 RNA bppCBB_P37 site-specific recombinase 176 174 172 0.988636364 0.977272727 —predicted antisense: BB_0490 37127 36619 46171 0.986317235 1.243596305RNA — BB_G09 hypothetical protein 59 58 161 0.983050847 2.728813559 —BB_0583 integral membrane protein 171 168 114 0.98245614 0.666666667 —predicted antisense: rpsE 30297 29714 43326 0.980757171 1.430042578 RNAuppS BB_0120 isoprenyl transferase 45 44 64 0.977777778 1.422222222 rnhBBB_0046 ribonuclease HII 1881 1832 2251 0.973950027 1.196703881 rplCBB_0478 50S ribosomal protein L3 38 37 35 0.973684211 0.921052632 —predicted antisense: rpmE 33530 32647 28685 0.973665374 0.855502535 RNA— predicted antisense: eno 29905 28992 24243 0.969469988 0.810667113 RNA— BB_0776 hypothetical protein 31 30 23 0.967741935 0.741935484 — BB_P31hypothetical protein 30 29 22 0.966666667 0.733333333 — BB_N15hypothetical protein 30 29 69 0.966666667 2.3 — predicted antisense:BB_0789 31321 30220 45749 0.964847866 1.460649405 RNA — BB_P13hypothetical protein 112 108 298 0.964285714 2.660714286 — predictedantisense: BB_0504 30268 29158 36022 0.963327607 1.190101758 RNA —BB_0789 ATP-dependent zinc 26 25 19 0.961538462 0.730769231metalloprotease FtsH — BB_R13 hypothetical protein 25 24 48 0.96 1.92 —predicted antisense: gyrB 86626 83151 90751 0.959885023 1.047618498 RNA— BB_0588 MTA/SAH nucleosidase 278 266 478 0.956834532 1.71942446 —BB_0185 glycoprotease family protein 183 175 50 0.956284153 0.273224044— BB_0028 hypothetical protein 89 85 91 0.95505618 1.02247191 pcrABB_0607 ATP-dependent DNA helicase 194 185 222 0.953608247 1.144329897recA BB_0131 recombinase A 21 20 31 0.952380952 1.476190476 — BB_0420sensory transduction histidine 20 19 22 0.95 1.1 kinase — BB_0801translation initiation factor IF-2 40 38 41 0.95 1.025 — BB_A34extracellular solute-binding protein, 138 131 395 0.9492753622.862318841 family 5 — predicted antisense: flgD 21907 20769 225670.948053134 1.030127357 RNA — BB_0709 hypothetical protein 19 18 200.947368421 1.052631579 — BB_0127 30S ribosomal protein S1 37 35 400.945945946 1.081081081 recG BB_0581 ATP-dependent DNA helicase 221 209209 0.945701357 0.945701357 RecG — predicted antisense: BB_0712 1847917402 40972 0.941717625 2.217219547 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_013227545 25605 33658 0.929569795 1.221927755 RNA — BB_N32 PF-32 protein 4138 58 0.926829268 1.414634146 — predicted antisense: BB_0094 22295 2064025098 0.925768109 1.125723256 RNA — BB_0790 hypothetical protein 13 1215 0.923076923 1.153846154 — BB_0834 ATP-dependent Clp protease 13 12 220.923076923 1.692307692 subunit C — predicted antisense: rpsE 3806434929 61166 0.917638714 1.606925179 RNA pfkB BB_06301-phosphofructokinase 734 673 855 0.916893733 1.164850136 — predictedantisense: BB_0805 rpsO 31123 28530 38333 0.91668541 1.231661472 RNA —BB_S15 hypothetical protein 58 53 126 0.913793103 2.172413793 —predicted antisense: rplT 24991 22754 18622 0.910487776 0.745148253 RNA— BB_0835 phosphomannomutase 11 10 32 0.909090909 2.909090909 —predicted antisense: tuf 54506 49517 69878 0.908468792 1.282023997 RNA —BB_0324 hypothetical protein 185 168 225 0.908108108 1.216216216 —predicted antisense: rplA 35725 32400 42483 0.906927922 1.18916725 RNAdbpA BB_A24 decorin-binding protein A 558 505 2780 0.9050179214.982078853 — BB_A60 surface lipoprotein P27 21 19 36 0.9047619051.714285714 — BB_0219 metal cation transporter permease 355 321 1560.904225352 0.43943662 asnS BB_0101 asparagine--tRNA ligase 193 174 1000.901554404 0.518134715 — BB_0593 long-chain-fatty-acid CoA ligase 81 7324 0.901234568 0.296296296 — BB_S44 hypothetical protein 10 9 15 0.9 1.5rplP BB_0485 50S ribosomal protein L16 10 9 17 0.9 1.7 — BB_0084cysteine desulfurase 98 88 146 0.897959184 1.489795918 rho BB_0230transcription termination factor Rho 49 44 22 0.897959184 0.448979592 —predicted antisense: rpoB 24834 22295 29883 0.897761134 1.203309978 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_A23 13946 12513 82442 0.897246522 5.911515847RNA — predicted antisense: dnaK 25407 22781 64444 0.8966426582.536466328 RNA — BB_0073 hypothetical protein 38 34 63 0.8947368421.657894737 rpsB BB_0123 30S ribosomal protein S2 56 50 33 0.8928571430.589285714 rpoC BB_0388 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 28 25 320.892857143 1.142857143 subunit beta′ — predicted antisense: eno 3984535556 24373 0.892357887 0.611695319 RNA — predicted antisense: recA28526 25416 34964 0.890976653 1.225688845 RNA — predicted antisense:acpP 33655 29974 32765 0.890625464 0.973555192 RNA — predicted — 2475722016 29650 0.889283839 1.197641071 RNA — BB_D21 hypothetical protein 98 7 0.888888889 0.777777778 — predicted antisense: ffh 29125 25850 253030.887553648 0.868772532 RNA — BB_0103 hypothetical protein 80 71 620.8875 0.775 — predicted — 29480 26115 32571 0.885854817 1.104850746 RNAffh BB_0694 signal recognition particle protein 26 23 17 0.8846153850.653846154 — predicted antisense: BB_0094 26986 23849 37688 0.8837545391.396576002 RNA — BB_0452 chromate transporter superfamily 179 158 1270.882681564 0.709497207 protein — BB_0194 TatD family hydrolase 332 293408 0.88253012 1.228915663 — BB_P42 phage terminase large subunit 58 51118 0.879310345 2.034482759 — BB_P29 hypothetical protein 375 328 3770.874666667 1.005333333 — BB_0831 xylose operon regulatory protein 316276 122 0.873417722 0.386075949 — predicted antisense: tig 21239 1840540472 0.866566223 1.905551109 RNA — BB_0170 hypothetical protein 344 298283 0.86627907 0.822674419 — BB_0665 hypothetical protein 67 58 1120.865671642 1.671641791 serS BB_0226 serine--tRNA ligase 238 205 2050.861344538 0.861344538 — BB_0560 chaperone protein HtpG 114 98 980.859649123 0.859649123 — predicted antisense: BB_0496 22752 19550 356040.85926512 1.564873418 RNA — BB_S27 hypothetical protein 14 12 210.857142857 1.5 — BB_R44 hypothetical protein 7 6 7 0.857142857 1 bppCBB_M37 BppC 49 42 29 0.857142857 0.591836735 — BB_N03 hypotheticalprotein 7 6 7 0.857142857 1 — BB_0210 hypothetical protein 28 24 420.857142857 1.5 — BB_0756 hypothetical protein 27 23 29 0.8518518521.074074074 — BB_0106 hypothetical protein 20 17 23 0.85 1.15 — BB_0306rRNA small subunit 20 17 23 0.85 1.15 methyltransferase H rpoB BB_0389DNA-directed RNA polymerase 20 17 17 0.85 0.85 subunit beta — BB_0454lipopolysaccharide biosynthesis- 39 33 80 0.846153846 2.051282051 likeprotein — BB_R04 hypothetical protein 32 27 54 0.84375 1.6875 — BB_0642spermidine/putrescine ABC 64 54 44 0.84375 0.6875 transporterATP-binding protein — BB_B28 hypothetical protein 50 42 64 0.84 1.28 —BB_0286 flagellar protein 12 10 18 0.833333333 1.5 — BB_B05 chitibiosetransporter protein ChbA 215 179 236 0.83255814 1.097674419 — BB_0507hypothetical protein 212 176 161 0.830188679 0.759433962 — BB_0746oligopeptide ABC transporter 234 193 244 0.824786325 1.042735043permease — BB_P06 hypothetical protein 79 65 169 0.82278481 2.139240506— BB_0674 membrane protein 701 575 521 0.820256776 0.743223966 — BB_P30hypothetical protein 11 9 5 0.818181818 0.454545455 — BB_0239deoxyguanosine/deoxyadenosine 11 9 14 0.818181818 1.272727273 kinasednaN BB_0438 DNA polymerase III subunit beta 11 9 14 0.8181818181.272727273 — predicted antisense: BB_0283 27837 22723 27025 0.8162876750.97083019 RNA — BB_P03 hypothetical protein 70 57 99 0.8142857141.414285714 — BB_0404 hypothetical protein 16 13 10 0.8125 0.625 rpmGBB_0396 50S ribosomal protein L33 62 50 32 0.806451613 0.516129032 —BB_0459 hypothetical protein 51 41 40 0.803921569 0.784313725 —predicted antisense: rplA 31638 25388 45210 0.802452747 1.428977811 RNApriA BB_0014 primosomal protein N 232 186 439 0.801724138 1.892241379 —predicted antisense: rpsT 43570 34889 22068 0.800757402 0.506495295 RNA— BB_S01 phage portal protein 5 4 15 0.8 3 — BB_M29 hypothetical protein25 20 28 0.8 1.12 — BB_0666 N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine 85 68 63 0.80.741176471 amidase domain-containing protein — BB_0839 hypotheticalprotein 15 12 26 0.8 1.733333333 — BB_0335 peptide ABC transporter ATP-2201 1753 2879 0.796456156 1.308041799 binding protein — BB_P14hypothetical protein 97 77 185 0.793814433 1.907216495 — BB_0366aminopeptidase 130 103 69 0.792307692 0.530769231 tsf BB_0122 elongationfactor Ts 24 19 20 0.791666667 0.833333333 dnaA BB_0437 chromosomalreplication initiation 96 76 224 0.791666667 2.333333333 protein —predicted antisense: rplR rpsE 31912 25246 43718 0.791113061 1.369954876RNA — BB_0824 hypothetical protein 278 219 98 0.787769784 0.352517986 —predicted antisense: secA 42660 33448 62849 0.784060009 1.473253633 RNA— predicted antisense: rpsH 40495 31668 48417 0.782022472 1.19562909 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0504 48236 37645 63875 0.780433701 1.324218426RNA — BB_0159 hypothetical protein 122 95 80 0.778688525 0.655737705 —BB_0412 membrane protein 230 179 173 0.77826087 0.752173913 — predictedantisense: BB_B16 44204 34349 57475 0.777056375 1.300221699 RNA —predicted antisense: ffh 32436 25203 36673 0.777007029 1.130626464 RNA16S BB_r05 16S ribosomal RNA 3488 2709 2243 0.776662844 0.643061927 —BB_P19 hypothetical protein 76 59 80 0.776315789 1.052631579 — BB_0168dnaK suppressor 252 195 183 0.773809524 0.726190476 — predictedantisense: BB_0789 63781 49134 77859 0.770354808 1.22072404 RNA pstABB_0217 phosphate ABC transporter 378 290 275 0.767195767 0.727513228permease PstA — predicted antisense: BB_0093 33203 25451 385210.766527121 1.16016625 RNA — BB_0255 M23 peptidase domain-containing 400306 342 0.765 0.855 protein — BB_0639 spermidine/putrescine ABC 34 26 170.764705882 0.5 transporter substrate-binding protein — BB_0792hypothetical protein 68 52 57 0.764705882 0.838235294 — BB_0213lipoprotein 2871 2183 3267 0.760362243 1.137931034 — BB_0071 membraneprotein 75 57 87 0.76 1.16 fliM BB_0278 flagellar motor switch proteinFliM 25 19 23 0.76 0.92 — BB_0506 hypothetical protein 141 107 1330.758865248 0.943262411 rplA BB_0392 50S ribosomal protein L1 29 22 190.75862069 0.655172414 — BB_0269 ATP-binding protein 153 116 1490.758169935 0.973856209 — BB_0493 50S ribosomal protein L6 70 53 540.757142857 0.771428571 — BB_G23 hypothetical protein 37 28 1240.756756757 3.351351351 — predicted antisense: BB_0149 37725 28431 313400.753638171 0.83074884 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsO 40369 30359 329620.752037454 0.816517625 RNA — BB_H09a hypothetical protein 197 148 2380.751269036 1.208121827 — predicted antisense: BB_0490 rpsN 28914 2172131674 0.751227779 1.095455489 RNA — BB_M08 hypothetical protein 8 6 190.75 2.375 — BB_M32 PF-32 protein 4 3 6 0.75 1.5 — BB_N42 hypotheticalprotein 4 3 10 0.75 2.5 — BB_G21 hypothetical protein 12 9 55 0.754.583333333 — BB_J19 hypothetical protein 8 6 3 0.75 0.375 — BB_0167outer membrane protein 408 305 656 0.74754902 1.607843137 — predictedantisense: ffh 43499 32442 48517 0.745810249 1.115358974 RNA rpsMBB_0500 30S ribosomal protein S13 166 123 96 0.740963855 0.578313253 —BB_0771a hypothetical protein 27 20 46 0.740740741 1.703703704 —predicted antisense: BB_B16 33243 24612 36826 0.740366393 1.107782089RNA — predicted antisense: flhB 31829 23558 28490 0.7401426370.895095667 RNA — BB_N02 hypothetical protein 19 14 25 0.7368421051.315789474 csrA BB_0184 carbon storage regulator 345 254 2470.736231884 0.715942029 — BB_0086 Mg chelatase-like protein 742 546 6280.735849057 0.846361186 — predicted antisense: BB_0442 31877 23416 504220.734573517 1.581767419 RNA — BB_0816 hypothetical protein 45 33 470.733333333 1.044444444 — BB_0413 integral membrane protein 127 93 980.732283465 0.771653543 — BB_A47 hypothetical protein 63 46 460.73015873 0.73015873 — predicted antisense: BB_0504 33095 24143 237150.729505968 0.716573501 RNA — BB_B09 lipoprotein 151 110 218 0.7284768211.443708609 — BB_A04 S2 antigen 320 233 532 0.728125 1.6625 — BB_0373hypothetical protein 11 8 4 0.727272727 0.363636364 rpmC BB_0486 50Sribosomal protein L29 11 8 0 0.727272727 0 — BB_A73 antigen P35 22 16 350.727272727 1.590909091 — predicted antisense: trmE 30104 21891 296460.727179112 0.984786075 RNA — BB_0602 chaperonin 72 52 61 0.7222222220.847222222 — BB_A30 hypothetical protein 18 13 26 0.7222222221.444444444 — predicted antisense: ftsZ 34527 24900 33269 0.7211747330.963564746 RNA — BB_0595 hypothetical protein 110 79 135 0.7181818181.227272727 — predicted antisense: BB_0593 29996 21507 41099 0.7169955991.370149353 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0236 32984 23615 308250.715953189 0.934544021 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0735 33000 2358523944 0.71469697 0.725575758 RNA bdrA BB_P34 protein BdrA 21 15 120.714285714 0.571428571 — BB_0125 hypothetical protein 21 15 200.714285714 0.952380952 — BB_0117 hemolysin III 542 387 284 0.714022140.52398524 — BB_0155 lipoprotein 157 112 132 0.713375796 0.840764331 —BB_0740 hypothetical protein 59 42 66 0.711864407 1.118644068 —predicted antisense: BB_A23 7231 5123 41911 0.708477389 5.796017148 RNA— predicted antisense: rpoB 32518 23037 40563 0.708438403 1.247401439RNA frr BB_0121 ribosome recycling factor 24 17 15 0.708333333 0.625 —BB_0538 hypothetical protein 17 12 18 0.705882353 1.058823529 — BB_0542hypothetical protein 34 24 29 0.705882353 0.852941176 — predictedantisense: secA 24868 17538 39042 0.705243687 1.569969439 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0805 30022 21154 42105 0.704616614 1.402471521RNA pncB BB_0635 nicotinate 91 64 86 0.703296703 0.945054945phosphoribosyltransferase — BB_M31 hypothetical protein 10 7 9 0.7 0.9fliS BB_0550 flagellar protein FliS 10 7 5 0.7 0.5 — predictedantisense: groL 38526 26863 32316 0.697269377 0.838810154 RNA —predicted antisense: rplM 57061 39728 53232 0.69623736 0.932896374 RNA —predicted antisense: rpoB 32495 22616 39944 0.695983998 1.229235267 RNArecB BB_0633 exodeoxyribonuclease V subunit 13 9 14 0.6923076921.076923077 beta — BB_A08 hypothetical protein 13 9 11 0.6923076920.846153846 — predicted antisense: BB_0281 31321 21635 30998 0.6907506150.98968743 RNA — predicted antisense: rnpA rpmH 40235 27790 356360.690692183 0.885696533 RNA — BB_0406 hypothetical protein 339 234 2930.690265487 0.864306785 rpoA BB_0502 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 29 2023 0.689655172 0.793103448 subunit alpha — predicted antisense: BB_057932417 22333 33565 0.688928649 1.035413518 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0498 32163 22147 49088 0.688586264 1.526225787 RNA — BB_0283flagellar hook protein FlgE 16 11 15 0.6875 0.9375 — BB_A20 PF-32protein 16 11 37 0.6875 2.3125 — predicted antisense: BB_0805 3275822416 41634 0.68429086 1.270956713 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_054434812 23768 34599 0.682753074 0.99388142 RNA — BB_0434chromosome-partitioning protein 188 128 271 0.680851064 1.441489362 ParB— BB_R17 hypothetical protein 259 176 357 0.67953668 1.378378378 rpsHBB_0492 30S ribosomal protein S8 31 21 14 0.677419355 0.451612903 —BB_J08 surface protein 70 47 51 0.671428571 0.728571429 — predictedantisense: BB_B16 30221 20288 41303 0.671321267 1.366698653 RNA rpmBBB_0350 50S ribosomal protein L28 154 103 81 0.668831169 0.525974026 —BB_0250 inner membrane protein 997 666 1063 0.668004012 1.066198596 —BB_N43 phage terminase large subunit 6 4 7 0.666666667 1.166666667 —BB_J17 PF-32 protein 6 4 3 0.666666667 0.5 — BB_A46 hypothetical protein33 22 34 0.666666667 1.03030303 — BB_0144 glycine/betaine ABCtransporter 463 308 473 0.665226782 1.021598272 substrate-bindingprotein — predicted antisense: dnaK 16302 10814 36078 0.663354192.213102687 RNA — predicted antisense: rnpA 38978 25853 371400.663271589 0.952845195 RNA — BB_0202 hemolysin 323 214 202 0.66253870.625386997 — BB_G12 hypothetical protein 154 102 343 0.6623376622.227272727 — BB_0676 phosphoglycolate phosphatase 428 283 2670.661214953 0.623831776 — BB_J11 hypothetical protein 391 258 2030.659846547 0.519181586 — predicted antisense: BB_0283 37817 24792 408080.655578179 1.079091414 RNA fusA BB_0691 elongation factor G 55 36 520.654545455 0.945454545 — predicted antisense: rpsC 35844 23450 513780.654223859 1.433377971 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0355 53824 3510244064 0.652162604 0.818668252 RNA fliL BB_0279 flagellar basalbody-associated 20 13 6 0.65 0.3 protein FliL eno BB_0337 enolase 597387 442 0.648241206 0.740368509 — predicted antisense: flhA 32742 2116040526 0.646264736 1.237737463 RNA — BB_0315 hypothetical protein 62 4061 0.64516129 0.983870968 — predicted antisense: rplP 30835 19833 413950.643197665 1.342467975 RNA rseP BB_0118 RIP metalloprotease RseP 42 2754 0.642857143 1.285714286 rpsJ BB_0477 30S ribosomal protein S10 67 4343 0.641791045 0.641791045 — predicted antisense: BB_0059 32673 2091826049 0.640222814 0.797263796 RNA rplX BB_0489 50S ribosomal protein L2436 23 6 0.638888889 0.166666667 — predicted antisense: BB_0114 4957931623 33069 0.637830533 0.666996107 RNA tRNA- BB_t13 Val tRNA 80 51 520.6375 0.65 Val-1 — predicted antisense: rpsL 61764 39184 605700.63441487 0.98066835 RNA — predicted antisense: ptsP 50133 31799 587210.634292781 1.17130433 RNA alr BB_0160 alanine racemase 109 69 580.633027523 0.532110092 — BB_R45 phage terminase large subunit 19 12 280.631578947 1.473684211 — BB_N17 hypothetical protein 35 22 510.628571429 1.457142857 — predicted antisense: BB_0442 28356 17791 386600.627415714 1.363379884 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsH 45679 2865739764 0.627356116 0.870509424 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0557 4493228179 40067 0.62714769 0.891725274 RNA tRNA- BB_t04 Ile tRNA 1691 10601489 0.626848019 0.880544057 Ile-1 — predicted antisense: BB_0789 3690123078 41830 0.625403106 1.133573616 RNA bdrR BB_N27 BdrR protein 8 5 00.625 0 bdrV BB_Q42 protein BdrV 8 5 1 0.625 0.125 rnpA BB_0441ribonuclease P protein component 16 10 6 0.625 0.375 — BB_J18 PF-32protein 8 5 5 0.625 0.625 — BB_0312 purine-binding chemotaxis protein 2113 19 0.619047619 0.904761905 — predicted antisense: ffh 40282 2492941914 0.618862023 1.040514374 RNA — BB_H04 hypothetical protein 76 47 520.618421053 0.684210526 — BB_Q18 hypothetical protein 89 55 1500.617977528 1.685393258 — BB_A65 lipoprotein 636 393 1277 0.6179245282.007861635 — BB_0460 lipoprotein 1122 692 1163 0.616755793 1.036541889— predicted antisense: trx 44292 27201 35346 0.614128962 0.798022216 RNAgnd BB_0561 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase 315 193 171 0.6126984130.542857143 — BB_P02 hypothetical protein 113 69 145 0.6106194691.283185841 — BB_R05 hypothetical protein 100 61 98 0.61 0.98 —predicted antisense: rpsC 35240 21447 41561 0.608598184 1.179370034 RNA— BB_0658 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate-dependent 735 447 370 0.6081632650.503401361 phosphoglycerate mutase — predicted antisense: gyrB 6942242177 77544 0.607545159 1.116994613 RNA — BB_0007 hypothetical protein89 54 144 0.606741573 1.617977528 — predicted antisense: rplB 5281331972 75092 0.605381251 1.421846894 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_080033687 20391 37337 0.605307685 1.108350402 RNA 5S_rrlB BB_r03 5Sribosomal RNA 38 23 0 0.605263158 0 — BB_A31 pbsx family phage terminase38 23 52 0.605263158 1.368421053 — BB_0225 tRNA-dihydrouridine synthaseA 419 253 194 0.603818616 0.46300716 — predicted antisense: BB_080536967 22313 39407 0.603592393 1.066004815 RNA udk BB_0015 uridine kinase156 94 37 0.602564103 0.237179487 — BB_R01 hypothetical protein 5 3 60.6 1.2 — BB_0307 hypothetical protein 10 6 18 0.6 1.8 — BB_H09 type IIrestriction enzyme 5 3 7 0.6 1.4 methylase subunit — predictedantisense: rpsR 41655 24967 27740 0.599375825 0.665946465 RNA —predicted antisense: rpsI 69200 41409 50558 0.598395954 0.730606936 RNAluxS BB_0377 S-ribosylhomocysteine lyase 891 533 468 0.5982042650.525252525 — predicted antisense: BB_0346 36335 21722 30244 0.5978257880.832365488 RNA — BB_Q15 hypothetical protein 94 56 118 0.5957446811.255319149 — BB_R07 hypothetical protein 74 44 104 0.5945945951.405405405 bppB BB_P36 protein BppB 27 16 37 0.592592593 1.37037037 —predicted antisense: gyrB 52360 31024 41019 0.592513369 0.783403361 RNA— BB_R06 hypothetical protein 49 29 80 0.591836735 1.632653061 —predicted antisense: BB_0351 25091 14849 41532 0.591805827 1.655254872RNA topA BB_0828 DNA topoisomerase I 120 71 120 0.591666667 1 —predicted antisense: ptsP 36729 21714 36898 0.591194969 1.004601269 RNA— BB_A43 hypothetical protein 17 10 14 0.588235294 0.823529412 —predicted antisense: gyrB 49961 29237 43295 0.585196453 0.866575929 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0505 28600 16707 35874 0.584160839 1.254335664RNA — BB_0580 integral membrane protein 536 313 210 0.5839552240.391791045 — BB_0586 FemA protein 141 82 74 0.581560284 0.524822695 —predicted antisense: BB_0749 39504 22950 33701 0.580953827 0.853103483RNA mlpD BB_R28 lipoprotein 31 18 40 0.580645161 1.290322581 — BB_0723adenylyl cyclase 50 29 35 0.58 0.7 — BB_N09 hypothetical protein 19 1123 0.578947368 1.210526316 — predicted antisense: rplB 28949 16752 460700.578672838 1.591419393 RNA — BB_O35 hypothetical protein 156 90 2700.576923077 1.730769231 — BB_0238 hypothetical protein 59 34 260.576271186 0.440677966 — predicted antisense: BB_0789 59217 33940 590020.573146225 0.996369286 RNA — predicted antisense: rplK 49219 2817843797 0.572502489 0.88983929 RNA — BB_0208 hypothetical protein 7 4 140.571428571 2 — BB_D14 hypothetical protein 14 8 9 0.5714285710.642857143 — predicted antisense: ptsP 47387 26968 36998 0.569101230.780762656 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsB 54387 30908 304250.568297571 0.559416772 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0094 29829 1692539494 0.567400852 1.324013544 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsM rpmJ 6098834592 40230 0.567193546 0.659637962 RNA — BB_0597 methyl-acceptingchemotaxis 97 55 78 0.567010309 0.804123711 protein — predictedantisense: rpoB 29946 16932 43145 0.565417752 1.440760035 RNA — BB_R15hypothetical protein 46 26 90 0.565217391 1.956521739 — BB_B06chitibiose transporter protein ChbB 291 164 243 0.563573883 0.835051546— BB_0008 hypothetical protein 32 18 27 0.5625 0.84375 — BB_0648hypothetical protein 50 28 49 0.56 0.98 — predicted antisense: BB_014773211 40956 51655 0.55942413 0.705563372 RNA pstB BB_0218 phosphate ABCtransporter ATP- 1489 831 1255 0.55809268 0.842847549 binding protein —predicted antisense: rplW 34311 19073 45745 0.555885868 1.333245898 RNA— BB_L19 hypothetical protein 54 30 24 0.555555556 0.444444444 —predicted antisense: tuf 78847 43577 96508 0.552677971 1.223990767 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0789 35741 19721 37813 0.551775272 1.057972636RNA — BB_0675 hypothetical protein 363 200 237 0.550964187 0.652892562 —BB_H02 hypothetical protein 91 50 208 0.549450549 2.285714286 —predicted antisense: BB_0805 45473 24906 48324 0.54770963 1.062696545RNA — BB_0753 hypothetical protein 503 275 320 0.546719682 0.636182903 —BB_0017 integral membrane protein 681 372 402 0.546255507 0.59030837 —predicted antisense: rplN rplX 33660 18385 31522 0.546197267 0.936482472RNA — predicted antisense: rpsS rplV 45718 24911 64766 0.5448838531.416641148 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsB 81822 44527 464820.544193493 0.568086823 RNA — predicted antisense: guaA 33531 1822936441 0.543646178 1.086785363 RNA — predicted antisense: gyrB 4224422926 43248 0.542704289 1.023766689 RNA rpsI BB_0338 30S ribosomalprotein S9 321 174 66 0.542056075 0.205607477 — predicted antisense:rplB 54663 29581 74508 0.54115215 1.363042643 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0088 45623 24671 28339 0.540757951 0.621155996 RNA — predictedantisense: secA 38867 21017 39988 0.540741503 1.028841948 RNA — BB_0378hypothetical protein 426 230 129 0.539906103 0.302816901 — predictedantisense: BB_0088 40595 21823 28747 0.53757852 0.708141397 RNA rplDBB_0479 50S ribosomal protein L4 28 15 22 0.535714286 0.785714286 —BB_P32 PF-32 protein 43 23 15 0.534883721 0.348837209 mutS BB_0797 DNAmismatch repair protein 131 70 144 0.534351145 1.099236641 MutS —BB_0768 pyridoxal kinase 249 133 240 0.534136546 0.963855422 — BB_0722hypothetical protein 190 101 111 0.531578947 0.584210526 — predictedantisense: BB_0504 42929 22817 48071 0.531505509 1.11977917 RNA — BB_R19hypothetical protein 17 9 48 0.529411765 2.823529412 — predictedantisense: rplC rpsJ 55472 29344 68136 0.528987597 1.228295356 RNA —BB_0620 beta-glucosidase 579 306 409 0.528497409 0.706390328 — BB_0471hypothetical protein 106 56 98 0.528301887 0.924528302 — predictedantisense: BB_0824 35891 18946 37684 0.527876069 1.049956814 RNA rplQBB_0503 50S ribosomal protein L17 36 19 17 0.527777778 0.472222222 —BB_0087 L-lactate dehydrogenase 275 145 48 0.527272727 0.174545455 —BB_A37 hypothetical protein 114 60 267 0.526315789 2.342105263 —predicted antisense: rpsI 74195 39030 53828 0.52604623 0.725493632 RNA —BB_Q24 hypothetical protein 149 78 183 0.523489933 1.228187919 —predicted antisense: BB_0238 51631 27025 33465 0.523425849 0.648157115RNA — BB_S31 hypothetical protein 245 128 172 0.52244898 0.702040816 —predicted antisense: guaA 68920 35960 76873 0.521764364 1.11539466 RNA —predicted antisense: ptsP 57304 29897 61666 0.521726232 1.076120341 RNApta BB_0589 phosphate acetyltransferase 246 128 269 0.5203252031.093495935 — BB_t24 Leu tRNA 27 14 31 0.518518519 1.148148148 — BB_Q29hypothetical protein 29 15 29 0.517241379 1 — predicted antisense: guaA106958 55227 131875 0.516342864 1.232960601 RNA — predicted antisense:gap 83833 43247 85811 0.515870838 1.023594527 RNA rpiA BB_0657 ribose5-phosphate isomerase A 2168 1116 1585 0.514760148 0.731088561 —predicted antisense: rplB 55617 28574 74016 0.513763777 1.330816117 RNA— BB_0399 hypothetical protein 37 19 26 0.513513514 0.702702703 —BB_0672 chemotaxis protein CheY 304 156 202 0.513157895 0.664473684 —BB_0001 hypothetical protein 129 66 120 0.511627907 0.930232558 pstCBB_0216 phosphate ABC transporter 259 132 128 0.50965251 0.494208494permease PstC — predicted antisense: fliM 36905 18769 38932 0.5085760741.054924807 RNA — predicted antisense: rpoC 36846 18738 392300.508549096 1.064701732 RNA — BB_0641 spermidine/putrescine transport145 73 70 0.503448276 0.482758621 system permease — BB_0591 competencelocus E 1753 881 1319 0.502567028 0.752424415 — BB_0825 hypotheticalprotein 3864 1941 2750 0.502329193 0.711697723 mgsA BB_0364methylglyoxal synthase 1491 748 1658 0.501676727 1.112005366 — BB_0571uridylate kinase 493 247 429 0.501014199 0.870182556 — predictedantisense: rpsB 51564 25801 32539 0.500368474 0.631041036 RNA bdrEBB_S37 protein BdrE 22 11 15 0.5 0.681818182 — BB_R09 hypotheticalprotein 2 1 3 0.5 1.5 — BB_M42 phage terminase large subunit 6 3 4 0.50.666666667 — BB_O33 plasmid partition protein 4 2 2 0.5 0.5 — BB_Q88hypothetical protein 28 14 42 0.5 1.5 — BB_0011 hypothetical protein 518259 458 0.5 0.884169884 — BB_0060 endoribonuclease 40 20 25 0.5 0.625 —BB_0081 efflux ABC transporter permease 42 21 28 0.5 0.666666667 —BB_0398 lipoprotein 10 5 12 0.5 1.2 — BB_G27 hypothetical protein 6 3 180.5 3 — BB_A03 outer membrane protein 26 13 14 0.5 0.538461538 — BB_A12BlyA family holin 68 34 60 0.5 0.882352941 osm28 BB_A74 outer membraneporin OMS28 34 17 18 0.5 0.529411765 — predicted antisense: BB_049342471 20977 32166 0.493913494 0.757363848 RNA — predicted antisense:flgC 48385 23898 40991 0.493913403 0.847184045 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_0132 40801 20135 47050 0.493492807 1.153158011 RNA —predicted antisense: pgk 70406 34715 75667 0.493068773 1.074723745 RNA —BB_R08 hypothetical protein 110 54 128 0.490909091 1.163636364 —predicted antisense: tRNA-Gln-1 BB_0786 54021 26518 25214 0.4908831750.466744414 RNA — BB_0706 polynucleotide adenylyltransferase 559 274 3660.490161002 0.654740608 — predicted antisense: BB_0087 48472 23647 323830.487848655 0.668076415 RNA — BB_0067 peptidase 234 114 136 0.4871794870.581196581 — BB_R21 hypothetical protein 37 18 44 0.4864864861.189189189 — BB_0707 hypothetical protein 72 35 35 0.4861111110.486111111 blyB BB_M24 holin protein 103 50 89 0.485436893 0.86407767 —predicted antisense: rpsC rplV 40494 19628 41269 0.484713785 1.019138638RNA — BB_S45 phage terminase large subunit 31 15 35 0.4838709681.129032258 — BB_P08 hypothetical protein 899 429 1031 0.4771968851.146829811 — BB_B01 acylphosphatase 543 257 392 0.473296501 0.721915285— BB_0617 hypothetical protein 74 35 67 0.472972973 0.905405405 bppBBB_R37 BppB 36 17 35 0.472222222 0.972222222 ospB BB_A16 outer surfaceprotein B 338 159 394 0.470414201 1.165680473 — BB_A11 hypotheticalprotein 83 39 84 0.469879518 1.012048193 — predicted antisense: BB_023856873 26673 29197 0.468992316 0.513371899 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0067 37094 17396 35881 0.468970723 0.967299294 RNA — BB_0559 PTSsystem glucose-specific 595 279 177 0.468907563 0.297478992 transportersubunit IIA — BB_G0036 hypothetical protein 15 7 23 0.4666666671.533333333 — predicted antisense: flhA 60393 28161 59685 0.4662957630.988276787 RNA cdr BB_0728 CoA-disulfide reductase 1602 747 10320.466292135 0.644194757 — BB_0199 hypothetical protein 58 27 390.465517241 0.672413793 — BB_0051 integral membrane protein 492 229 2550.465447154 0.518292683 — BB_R22 hypothetical protein 112 52 1040.464285714 0.928571429 — BB_0262 M23 peptidase domain-containing 399185 145 0.463659148 0.363408521 protein — BB_0368 glycerol-3-phosphate371 172 95 0.46361186 0.25606469 dehydrogenase — predicted antisense:pgk 46633 21500 48490 0.461046898 1.039821586 RNA — BB_P17 hypotheticalprotein 1296 594 1476 0.458333333 1.138888889 — BB_0689 hypotheticalprotein 648 297 332 0.458333333 0.512345679 — BB_D10 lipoprotein 107 4951 0.457943925 0.476635514 revA BB_P27 surface protein 439 201 2890.45785877 0.658314351 — predicted antisense: recA 33340 15227 362240.456718656 1.086502699 RNA — predicted antisense: rplC rplD 40421 1844046759 0.456198511 1.156799683 RNA — BB_0546 hypothetical protein 700 319449 0.455714286 0.641428571 — BB_0153 superoxide dismutase 581 263 2020.452667814 0.34767642 — BB_S16 hypothetical protein 137 62 1850.452554745 1.350364964 — BB_P09 hypothetical protein 522 236 8610.45210728 1.649425287 — BB_P07 hypothetical protein 374 168 3650.449197861 0.975935829 — BB_Q50 phage terminase large subunit 9 4 120.444444444 1.333333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0504 45882 20391 442710.444422649 0.964888191 RNA — predicted antisense: groL 59099 2624746565 0.44411919 0.787915193 RNA — predicted antisense: rplB 30853 1367837967 0.443328039 1.230577253 RNA — BB_0823 lipoprotein 8549 3787 68280.442975787 0.798689905 rplW BB_0480 50S ribosomal protein L23 34 15 230.441176471 0.676470588 — predicted antisense: ffh 63914 28122 560460.439997497 0.87689708 RNA — BB_0791 thymidine kinase 189 83 1000.439153439 0.529100529 — predicted antisense: rpsN rpsH 38210 1677231215 0.438942685 0.81693274 RNA — BB_0798 competence protein F 80 35 480.4375 0.6 — predicted antisense: BB_0631 79845 34904 35398 0.4371469720.44333396 RNA mviN BB_0810 integral membrane protein MviN 810 353 4540.435802469 0.560493827 — BB_O29 hypothetical protein 106 46 460.433962264 0.433962264 — predicted antisense: BB_A40 10427 4515 368440.433010454 3.533518749 RNA — predicted antisense: gyrB 86143 3724379436 0.43233925 0.922141091 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0067 5277422815 40078 0.432315155 0.759426991 RNA — predicted antisense: pgk gap58885 25419 58511 0.431671903 0.993648637 RNA rplI BB_0112 50S ribosomalprotein L9 51 22 23 0.431372549 0.450980392 — BB_0063 hypotheticalprotein 1012 436 895 0.43083004 0.884387352 blyA BB_P23 holin protein140 60 64 0.428571429 0.457142857 — BB_L43 phage terminase large subunit14 6 19 0.428571429 1.357142857 — predicted antisense: pgk 35559 1522237841 0.42807728 1.064175033 RNA argS BB_0594 arginine--tRNA ligase 566241 392 0.425795053 0.692579505 — predicted antisense: BB_0355 5580223743 34065 0.425486542 0.610461991 RNA — predicted antisense: groL76651 32516 64273 0.424208425 0.838514827 RNA — predicted antisense:rpoB 30375 12851 36200 0.423078189 1.191769547 RNA mlpG BB_O28lipoprotein 26 11 27 0.423076923 1.038461538 — BB_J27 efflux ABCtransporter permease 102 43 77 0.421568627 0.754901961 — predictedantisense: rpsJ 69096 29059 72573 0.420559801 1.050321292 RNA — BB_R16hypothetical protein 281 118 350 0.419928826 1.245551601 — BB_0655 heatshock protein 707 296 394 0.418670438 0.5572843 — BB_H17 hypotheticalprotein 43 18 89 0.418604651 2.069767442 hflK BB_0203 protein HflK 18979 121 0.417989418 0.64021164 — BB_0799 hypothetical protein 12 5 20.416666667 0.166666667 — predicted antisense: BB_0801 42670 17779 314320.416662761 0.736629951 RNA — BB_P16 hypothetical protein 793 330 10750.416141236 1.355611602 — BB_0349 hypothetical protein 368 153 2230.41576087 0.605978261 — predicted antisense: gyrA 90201 37473 907260.415438853 1.005820335 RNA — predicted antisense: rplD 38995 1616840902 0.414617259 1.048903706 RNA 23S_rrlB BB_r04 23S ribosomal RNA 63392622 3039 0.41362991 0.479413157 — predicted — 220296 90190 1070230.409403711 0.48581454 RNA — BB_0727 phosphofructokinase 203 83 480.408866995 0.236453202 — predicted antisense: tpiA 50329 20508 453230.40747879 0.900534483 RNA — BB_0062 rRNA small subunit 597 243 3930.407035176 0.658291457 methyltransferase E — BB_G24 hypotheticalprotein 32 13 71 0.40625 2.21875 — predicted antisense: BB_0458 4563218449 35735 0.404299614 0.783112728 RNA — BB_0252 hypothetical protein1087 439 497 0.403863845 0.457221711 — predicted antisense: rpsC 2964011857 37691 0.400033738 1.271626181 RNA — BB_Q37 hypothetical protein 2510 14 0.4 0.56 rpsQ BB_0487 30S ribosomal protein S17 5 2 2 0.4 0.4 —BB_R29 hypothetical protein 543 217 252 0.399631676 0.464088398 23S_rrlABB_r02 23S ribosomal RNA 6312 2516 3005 0.39860583 0.476077313 — BB_S09hypothetical protein 63 25 76 0.396825397 1.206349206 — BB_0456hypothetical protein 58 23 35 0.396551724 0.603448276 — BB_0193lipoprotein 48 19 15 0.395833333 0.3125 ung BB_0053 uracil-DNAglycosylase 3295 1299 1626 0.394233687 0.493474962 — predictedantisense: gap 68489 26996 59630 0.394165486 0.870650761 RNA napABB_0690 neutrophil activating protein A 28 11 16 0.392857143 0.571428571(napA) — BB_P11 hypothetical protein 467 181 439 0.3875803 0.940042827 —predicted antisense: BB_0327 57402 22110 39518 0.385178217 0.688442911RNA — predicted antisense: BB_B16 37859 14574 37357 0.38495470.986740273 RNA — predicted antisense: ptsP 45602 17542 430020.384676111 0.942984957 RNA — BB_G07 hypothetical protein 26 10 410.384615385 1.576923077 — predicted antisense: groL 69367 26372 409930.380180778 0.590958237 RNA — BB_P10 hypothetical protein 501 190 6350.379241517 1.26746507 — predicted antisense: BB_A40 12605 4776 437570.378897263 3.471400238 RNA — BB_M10 hypothetical protein 37 14 420.378378378 1.135135135 lepB BB_0263 signal peptidase I 304 115 980.378289474 0.322368421 — predicted antisense: BB_0355 117881 4451591175 0.37762659 0.773449496 RNA — predicted antisense: pgk 49312 1858340471 0.376845393 0.820713011 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0801 5736621574 43192 0.376076422 0.752919848 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_078938551 14469 37319 0.375321003 0.968042334 RNA — BB_Q53 hypotheticalprotein 8 3 6 0.375 0.75 — predicted antisense: BB_0465 62532 2328829768 0.372417322 0.476044265 RNA murB BB_0598 UDP-N- 513 191 2490.372319688 0.485380117 acetylenolpyruvoylglucosamine reductase — BB_M03hypothetical protein 19 7 14 0.368421053 0.736842105 blyB BB_P24 holinprotein 243 89 165 0.366255144 0.679012346 — predicted antisense: groL67821 24725 35872 0.364562599 0.52892172 RNA — BB_0525 hypotheticalprotein 184 67 73 0.364130435 0.39673913 — BB_0562 hypothetical protein1296 471 842 0.363425926 0.649691358 — BB_0029 hypothetical protein 23585 114 0.361702128 0.485106383 rpsU BB_0256 30S ribosomal protein S21226 81 34 0.35840708 0.150442478 — predicted antisense: BB_0545 5257818799 38525 0.357544981 0.73272091 RNA — BB_0316 integral membraneprotein 169 60 36 0.355029586 0.213017751 — BB_0211 DNA mismatch repairprotein 195 69 113 0.353846154 0.579487179 — BB_0332 peptide ABCtransporter permease 566 200 296 0.35335689 0.522968198 rpsK BB_0501 30Sribosomal protein S11 34 12 27 0.352941176 0.794117647 — BB_P01 phageportal protein 105 37 77 0.352380952 0.733333333 — predicted antisense:rplI 76228 26825 39982 0.351904812 0.524505431 RNA — BB_D01 hypotheticalprotein 165 58 221 0.351515152 1.339393939 — predicted antisense: groL74218 26012 45467 0.350481015 0.612614191 RNA — BB_Q23 hypotheticalprotein 83 29 101 0.34939759 1.21686747 ospA BB_A15 outer surfaceprotein A 318 111 213 0.349056604 0.669811321 cheR BB_0040 chemotaxisprotein 560 194 233 0.346428571 0.416071429 methyltransferase —predicted antisense: BB_0544 57847 20017 38154 0.346033502 0.65956748RNA — predicted antisense: rplQ 73534 25184 42740 0.3424810290.581227731 RNA — BB_0401 glutamate transporter 824 282 434 0.342233010.526699029 — BB_B02 hypothetical protein 2350 803 1461 0.3417021280.621702128 — predicted antisense: rpsB 71740 24471 36869 0.3411067740.513925286 RNA — BB_R43 hypothetical protein 250 85 111 0.34 0.444 —BB_0336 hypothetical protein 365 124 61 0.339726027 0.167123288 —predicted antisense: tpiA 52378 17675 43943 0.337450838 0.838959105 RNAtruB BB_0803 tRNA pseudouridine synthase B 92 31 51 0.3369565220.554347826 — BB_0646 hypothetical protein 939 316 444 0.3365282220.47284345 — predicted antisense: rplB rplW 39815 13363 385300.335627276 0.967725732 RNA proS BB_0402 proline--tRNA ligase 257 86 870.33463035 0.338521401 — BB_O31 hypothetical protein 3 1 0 0.333333333 0bppB BB_O37 protein BppB 15 5 8 0.333333333 0.533333333 — BB_L20hypothetical protein 72 24 22 0.333333333 0.305555556 — BB_D04hypothetical protein 72 24 66 0.333333333 0.916666667 — BB_A19hypothetical protein 27 9 44 0.333333333 1.62962963 — predictedantisense: gyrA 90376 30117 61775 0.333241126 0.683533239 RNA — BB_Q17hypothetical protein 127 42 131 0.330708661 1.031496063 — BB_J34lipoprotein 103 34 54 0.330097087 0.524271845 — predicted antisense:groL 68330 22456 39402 0.328640421 0.576642763 RNA — BB_0664 lipoprotein465 152 142 0.32688172 0.305376344 — predicted antisense: BB_0795 4896515928 35608 0.325293577 0.727213316 RNA la7 BB_0365 lipoprotein LA7 326106 112 0.325153374 0.343558282 — predicted antisense: BB_0801 4607314935 37641 0.324159486 0.816986087 RNA blyA BB_N23 holin protein 155 5050 0.322580645 0.322580645 — BB_A69 putative surface protein 196 63 980.321428571 0.5 — predicted antisense: BB_A61 43675 14034 632500.321327991 1.448196909 RNA — BB_0024 hypothetical protein 803 258 3900.321295143 0.485678705 — BB_B26 hypothetical protein 611 196 6600.320785597 1.080196399 — predicted antisense: ptsP 57572 18427 466660.320068783 0.810567637 RNA — predicted antisense: tsf 58070 18578 357060.319924229 0.614878595 RNA — BB_R14 hypothetical protein 47 15 610.319148936 1.29787234 — BB_H28 PF-32 protein 22 7 13 0.3181818180.590909091 — BB_Q12 hypothetical protein 19 6 20 0.3157894741.052631579 — BB_0673 hypothetical protein 38 12 15 0.3157894740.394736842 nagB BB_0152 glucosamine-6-phosphate 1154 363 7530.314558059 0.652512998 deaminase — BB_R20 hypothetical protein 175 5573 0.314285714 0.417142857 — predicted antisense: pgk 50251 15705 363450.312531094 0.723269189 RNA — BB_A41 hypothetical protein 48 15 890.3125 1.854166667 — BB_0147 flagellin 221 69 73 0.312217195 0.330316742— BB_O44 phage terminase large subunit 13 4 12 0.307692308 0.923076923 —BB_0397 hypothetical protein 26 8 27 0.307692308 1.038461538 — predictedantisense: gyrA 60806 18573 52076 0.305446831 0.856428642 RNA — BB_0352hypothetical protein 132 40 66 0.303030303 0.5 — BB_0739 hypotheticalprotein 208 63 51 0.302884615 0.245192308 — predicted antisense: BB_078955407 16638 36890 0.300286967 0.66580035 RNA — BB_P22 hypotheticalprotein 860 258 593 0.3 0.689534884 — BB_Q21 hypothetical protein 10 356 0.3 5.6 — BB_0331 hypothetical protein 10 3 5 0.3 0.5 — BB_0429hypothetical protein 1770 531 1046 0.3 0.590960452 — BB_t20 Ser tRNA 309 7 0.3 0.233333333 — BB_0465 hypothetical protein 177 53 1410.299435028 0.796610169 — BB_0129 hypothetical protein 137 41 860.299270073 0.627737226 — BB_D001 lipoprotein 67 20 77 0.2985074631.149253731 — predicted antisense: fusA 107812 32086 45574 0.2976106560.422717323 RNA — BB_0004 phosphoglucomutase 859 253 649 0.2945285220.755529686 — BB_0663 hypothetical protein 1521 444 533 0.2919132150.35042735 — predicted antisense: rplQ 80945 23399 50094 0.2890728270.618864661 RNA — BB_J46 hypothetical protein 45 13 17 0.2888888890.377777778 — predicted antisense: fliE 57125 16447 36435 0.2879124730.637811816 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsM 81570 23376 338970.286575947 0.41555719 RNA — predicted antisense: tuf 52944 15127 518780.285716984 0.979865518 RNA — BB_P25 hypothetical protein 56 16 390.285714286 0.696428571 — BB_B07 alpha3-beta1 integrin-binding 1824 5211012 0.285635965 0.554824561 protein — predicted antisense: rpsG 9733927687 63802 0.28443892 0.65546184 RNA — BB_N19 hypothetical protein 3911 21 0.282051282 0.538461538 — predicted antisense: BB_0269 96916 2709239823 0.279541046 0.410902225 RNA — predicted antisense: guaA 4369512182 35261 0.278796201 0.806980204 RNA ksgA BB_0590 rRNA small subunit512 142 177 0.27734375 0.345703125 methyltransferase A — predictedantisense: tsf 56929 15786 35464 0.277292768 0.622951396 RNA — BB_M26hypothetical protein 379 104 222 0.274406332 0.585751979 — predictedantisense: rpoA 61632 16880 36602 0.273883697 0.593879803 RNA — BB_A59hypothetical protein 910 242 688 0.265934066 0.756043956 — BB_0475lipoprotein 34 9 29 0.264705882 0.852941176 — BB_R26 hypotheticalprotein 818 216 393 0.26405868 0.480440098 — BB_S26 hypothetical protein1273 336 774 0.263943441 0.608012569 — predicted antisense: BB_0147122230 32260 73284 0.263928659 0.59955821 RNA — BB_S02 hypotheticalprotein 19 5 10 0.263157895 0.526315789 — predicted antisense: cspA30317 7893 35044 0.260348979 1.155919121 RNA — BB_N31 hypotheticalprotein 27 7 21 0.259259259 0.777777778 — predicted antisense: BB_B2277813 19948 50036 0.256358192 0.6430288 RNA — predicted — 161854 4121055448 0.254612181 0.34258035 RNA — BB_t33 Thr tRNA 59 15 11 0.2542372880.186440678 blyB BB_Q31 holin protein 24 6 21 0.25 0.875 — BB_D22hypothetical protein 16 4 5 0.25 0.3125 — BB_G01 hypothetical protein 123 19 0.25 1.583333333 — BB_G22 hypothetical protein 36 9 80 0.252.222222222 — BB_H27 hypothetical protein 8 2 4 0.25 0.5 — predictedantisense: BB_A38 16406 4088 40494 0.24917713 2.468243326 RNA — BB_0759membrane protein 2113 513 1041 0.242782773 0.492664458 — BB_S21hypothetical protein 29 7 11 0.24137931 0.379310345 — predictedantisense: BB_A61 31248 7521 42297 0.240687404 1.35359063 RNA — BB_N20hypothetical protein 287 69 68 0.240418118 0.236933798 bppB BB_N36protein BppB 25 6 22 0.24 0.88 — BB_R10 hypothetical protein 142 34 1190.23943662 0.838028169 — BB_R11 hypothetical protein 38 9 45 0.2368421051.184210526 — BB_A66 outer surface protein 917 217 892 0.2366412210.972737186 — predicted antisense: BB_A38 19570 4607 44617 0.2354113442.279867144 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_A38 13552 3189 419830.235315821 3.097919126 RNA — BB_0013 hypothetical protein 51 12 350.235294118 0.68627451 — BB_H06 complement regulator-acquiring 34 8 100.235294118 0.294117647 surface protein — predicted antisense: BB_0034148896 35007 64256 0.235110413 0.431549538 RNA — BB_H05 hypotheticalprotein 61 14 23 0.229508197 0.37704918 — predicted antisense: ptsP56965 13026 39351 0.228666725 0.690792592 RNA — predicted antisense:guaA 72328 16144 46472 0.223205398 0.642517421 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_B22 75811 16883 49510 0.222698553 0.653071454 RNA — BB_Q52hypothetical protein 9 2 24 0.222222222 2.666666667 — predictedantisense: BB_0137 50131 10862 41519 0.216672319 0.82821009 RNA — BB_N26hypothetical protein 183 39 103 0.213114754 0.56284153 — BB_0102hypothetical protein 170 36 53 0.211764706 0.311764706 — BB_P21hypothetical protein 658 139 291 0.211246201 0.44224924 lnt BB_0237apolipoprotein N-acyltransferase 5356 1129 2060 0.210791636 0.384615385— predicted antisense: rpsK 81384 16444 41213 0.202054458 0.50640175 RNAinfA BB_0169 translation initiation factor IF-1 2415 486 522 0.2012422360.216149068 bdrF BB_S29 protein BdrF 65 13 15 0.2 0.230769231 — BB_G28hypothetical protein 5 1 67 0.2 13.4 — BB_G33 hypothetical protein 60 1213 0.2 0.216666667 cdd BB_0618 cytidine deaminase 951 190 2670.199789695 0.280757098 — BB_A10 hypothetical protein 106 21 610.198113208 0.575471698 — predicted antisense: rpoA 69943 13810 385840.197446492 0.5516492 RNA — BB_0353 membrane protein 233 45 310.193133047 0.13304721 — BB_0034 outer membrane protein P13 285 55 410.192982456 0.143859649 — BB_N10 hypothetical protein 26 5 200.192307692 0.769230769 — BB_0628 lipoprotein 799 153 158 0.1914893620.197747184 — predicted antisense: BB_A43 32768 6191 36644 0.1889343261.118286133 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_B22 68518 12797 421420.18676844 0.61505006 RNA — BB_M11 hypothetical protein 43 8 300.186046512 0.697674419 — BB_0453 small conductance 1922 357 4670.185744017 0.242976067 mechanosensitive ion channel — BB_0025transcriptional regulator 1366 248 272 0.181551977 0.199121523 lp6.6BB_A62 6.6 kDa lipoprotein 478 86 115 0.179916318 0.240585774 — BB_A57P45-13 412 74 402 0.17961165 0.975728155 dnaB BB_0111 replicative DNAhelicase 411 72 144 0.175182482 0.350364964 — BB_S33 hypotheticalprotein 87 15 29 0.172413793 0.333333333 — BB_N41 hypothetical protein137 23 47 0.167883212 0.343065693 — BB_t25 Gly tRNA 3756 627 11870.166932907 0.316027689 — BB_S17 hypothetical protein 42 7 350.166666667 0.833333333 — BB_0838a hypothetical protein 12 2 40.166666667 0.333333333 — predicted antisense: gyrA 78093 13010 498160.166596238 0.637906086 RNA — BB_Q33 hypothetical protein 343 57 1470.166180758 0.428571429 — predicted antisense: BB_B22 93372 15380 479240.164717474 0.513258793 RNA — BB_Q28 hypothetical protein 63 10 220.158730159 0.349206349 — BB_0582 carboxypeptidase 442 69 96 0.1561085970.21719457 tRNA- BB_t12 Asp tRNA 27 4 0 0.148148148 0 Asp-1 — BB_D09hypothetical protein 54 8 42 0.148148148 0.777777778 — BB_D13hypothetical protein 1530 226 934 0.147712418 0.610457516 — BB_A42hypothetical protein 68 10 48 0.147058824 0.705882353 — BB_S07hypothetical protein 14 2 13 0.142857143 0.928571429 — predictedantisense: BB_A59 183085 25097 70553 0.137078406 0.385356528 RNA —BB_0832 lipoprotein 2040 278 753 0.13627451 0.369117647 — predicted —273949 37199 63152 0.135788048 0.23052466 RNA — BB_B27 lipoprotein 26736 42 0.134831461 0.157303371 — predicted antisense: BB_0559 83624 1098739487 0.131385727 0.472196977 RNA — predicted — 324978 41512 1117060.127737878 0.343734037 RNA — BB_0367 hypothetical protein 500 63 1760.126 0.352 — predicted antisense: BB_B22 117230 13859 44966 0.1182205920.383570758 RNA — BB_A09 hypothetical protein 102 12 50 0.1176470590.490196078 — BB_L25 hypothetical protein 26 3 13 0.115384615 0.5 —BB_P20 hypothetical protein 1025 118 288 0.115121951 0.28097561 bdrHBB_R27 BdrH 79 9 15 0.113924051 0.189873418 — BB_0576 hypotheticalprotein 649 72 140 0.110939908 0.215716487 — predicted antisense:BB_0147 223894 24690 71642 0.110275398 0.319981777 RNA — BB_J47hypothetical protein 183 20 69 0.109289617 0.37704918 — BB_0143 membraneprotein insertion 4042 440 1085 0.108857001 0.26843147 efficiency factor— BB_Q27 hypothetical protein 157 17 36 0.108280255 0.229299363 — BB_S25hypothetical protein 389 42 120 0.107969152 0.30848329 — predictedantisense: ospA ospB 386319 40930 102443 0.105948711 0.265177224 RNA —BB_A64 P35 antigen 21094 2111 9453 0.100075851 0.448136911 — BB_0162hypothetical protein 1622 158 401 0.097410604 0.247225647 — BB_A13hypothetical protein 520 49 256 0.094230769 0.492307692 smpB BB_0033SsrA-binding protein 448 41 176 0.091517857 0.392857143 — BB_G34hypothetical protein 1371 122 439 0.088986142 0.32020423 — BB_Q32hypothetical protein 71 6 14 0.084507042 0.197183099 — BB_J36lipoprotein 334 28 90 0.083832335 0.269461078 — predicted antisense:napA 99610 8108 19231 0.08139745 0.193062945 RNA — BB_t22 Xaa tRNA 13 112 0.076923077 0.923076923 tRNA- BB_t11 Asn tRNA 159 12 26 0.0754716980.163522013 Asn-1 — BB_A58 hypothetical protein 40093 2956 125360.073728581 0.312673035 — predicted antisense: lp6.6 709503 52073 1401140.073393629 0.197481899 RNA — BB_I39 surface antigen 43 3 8 0.0697674420.186046512 tRNA- BB_t06 Ser tRNA 15 1 0 0.066666667 0 Ser-3 — BB_A61hypothetical protein 681 45 133 0.066079295 0.195301028 — BB_H13 proteinRepU 16 1 3 0.0625 0.1875 — BB_R25 hypothetical protein 115 7 430.060869565 0.373913043 rpmE BB_0229 50S ribosomal protein L31 365 22 520.060273973 0.142465753 — BB_t28 Met tRNA 42 2 0 0.047619048 0 — BB_0428hypothetical protein 4727 195 627 0.04125238 0.132642268 — BB_S10hypothetical protein 31 1 34 0.032258065 1.096774194 — BB_M18hypothetical protein 2 0 4 0 2 — BB_L26 hypothetical protein 2 0 1 0 0.5— BB_N14 hypothetical protein 2 0 4 0 2 blyB BB_N24 holin protein 3 0 00 0 bppB BB_Q44 protein BppB 3 0 6 0 2 — BB_Q62 hypothetical protein 6 01 0 0.166666667 — BB_Q0091 hypothetical protein 27 0 6 0 0.222222222 —BB_D0027 hypothetical protein 11 0 0 0 0 — BB_J0056 hypothetical protein27 0 13 0 0.481481481 — BB_J41 antigen P35 2 0 3 0 1.5 — BB_S06hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_S11 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S12 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_S13 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S14 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S19hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S20 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —blyA BB_S23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyB BB_S24 holin protein 0 0 0 — —blyB BB_R24 hemolysin accessory protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M01 phage portalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M09 hypothetical protein 0 0 5 — — — BB_M12hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M13 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_M14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M15 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_M16 hypothetical protein 0 0 5 — — — BB_M17 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M19 hypothetical protein 0 0 2 — — blyA BB_M23holin protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M25 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — mlpFBB_M28 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M30 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_M33 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — bdrK BB_M34 BdrK 0 0 0 — — erpK BB_M38ErpK protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M39 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M41hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O01 hypothetical protein 0 0 4 — — —BB_O03 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O04 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_O05 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O06 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O07 hypothetical protein 0 0 1 — — — BB_O08hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O09 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O10 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O13 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_O14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O15 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O16 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O17hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O19 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O20 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_O21 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O22 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — blyA BB_O23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyB BB_O24 holinprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O25 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O26hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — bppC BB_O38 protein BppC 0 0 0 — — erpLBB_O39 protein ErpL 0 0 0 — — — BB_O41 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O43 hypothetical protein 0 05 — — — BB_L01 phage portal protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L02 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L03 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L04hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L06 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_L07 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L08 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_L09 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L10 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L11 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L12hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L13 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_L14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L15 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_L16 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L17 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L21hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L22 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —blyA BB_L23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyB BB_L24 holin protein 0 0 0 — —mlpH BB_L28 lipoprotein 0 0 1 — — — BB_L29 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_L30 hypothetical protein 0 0 1 — — — BB_L31 hypothetical protein0 0 0 — — — BB_L32 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — bdrO BB_L35 protein BdrO 0 00 — — bppA BB_L36 protein BppA 0 0 0 — — bppB BB_L37 protein BppB 0 0 1— — — BB_N08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_N33 PF-49 protein 0 0 1— — bdrQ BB_N34 BdrQ 0 0 1 — — — BB_U01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_U02 hypothetical protein 0 0 2 — — — BB_U04 protein BBC01 0 0 0 — — —BB_U05 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U06 plasmid partition protein 0 0 0— — — BB_U07 protein BBC01 0 0 0 — — — BB_U08 SUA5 subfamily protein 0 00 — — — BB_U09 TM2 family protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U10 protein BBC01 0 0 0— — — BB_U11 Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlC family 0 0 0 — — protein — BB_Q03 outermembrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q05 antigen, P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q07plasmid partition protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q08 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_Q09 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — bdrW BB_Q34 protein BdrW protein 00 1 — — — BB_Q40 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — erpX BB_Q47 protein ErpX 0 0 0— — — BB_Q48 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q49 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q67 adenine specific DNA 0 0 0 — —methyltransferase — BB_Q89 lipoprotein 0 0 5 — — — BB_T01 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T02 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T03hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T04 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_T06 Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlC family 0 0 0 — — protein — BB_T07 outermembrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_0138 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_0305 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_0321 hypothetical protein 00 4 — — tRNA- BB_t03 Trp tRNA 0 0 1 — — Trp-1 — BB_t19 Ser tRNA 0 0 7 —— tRNA- BB_t07 Lys tRNA 0 0 0 — — Lys-2 tRNA- BB_t08 His tRNA 0 0 0 — —His-1 — BB_t26 Arg tRNA 0 0 0 — — — BB_t27 Leu tRNA 0 0 2 — — tRNA-BB_t14 Thr tRNA 0 0 0 — — Thr-2 tRNA- BB_t16 Arg tRNA 0 0 3 — — Arg-3 —BB_E09 protein p23 0 0 0 — — — BB_E16 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_E17 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E18 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_E19 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E20 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E21 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E22pyrazinamidase/nicotinamidase 0 0 0 — — PncA — BB_E31 antigen, P35,putative 0 0 0 — — — BB_F01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F02hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F06 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_F08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0034 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — — BB_F14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F17 putativetransmembrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F20 BBF20 0 0 0 — — — BB_F23 PF49 00 0 — — — BB_F24 PF32 0 0 0 — — — BB_F25 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —— BB_F26 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0039 hypothetical protein0 0 0 — — — BB_F0040 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0041 outersurface protein VlsE1 0 0 0 — — — BB_I01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —— BB_I02 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I06 MTA/SAH nucleosidase 00 0 — — — BB_I12 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I15 virulenceassociated lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — vraA BB_I16 repetitive antigen A 0 0 0— — — BB_I18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I19 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I20 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I21 PF-32protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I22 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I26multidrug-efflux transporter 0 0 0 — — — BB_I29 virulence associatedlipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I34 virulence associated lipoprotein 0 0 0 —— — BB_I36 antigen P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_I38 surface antigen 0 0 0 — — —BB_I41 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I42 outer membrane protein 00 0 — — — BB_K01 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K07 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K09 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K13 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K15 antigen P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_K17 adenine deaminase 0 0 0 —— — BB_K19 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K21 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K22 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K23 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K24 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K54 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K32 fibronectin-binding protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K33hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K34 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K35 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K0058 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — — BB_K40 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K41 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K45immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K47 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_K48 immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K49 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K50 immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K0059hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K52 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K53outer membrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_J0058 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_J42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_A21 PF-49 protein 0 0 1 ——

Example 3: RT-PCR on Upregulated and Downregulated Candidate Genes ofAmoxicillin Tolerant B. burgdorferi

For amoxicillin tolerant B. burgdorferi peristers, a total of 516 geneswere differentially expressed compared with drug free control, with 342genes being upregulated and 174 genes down-regulated (Table 2). A totalof 41 up-regulated genes and 45 down-regulated genes were identified bymore than two fold change (FIG. 1B). The up-regulated genes wereclassified into membrane protein (BB_A05, BB_A36, BB_0385, BB_0767,BB_0844), bacterial chemotaxis (BB_0414, BB_0670, BB_0567), DNA repair(BB_0422, BB_0623 or mfd, BB_0344), energy production (BB_0782 or nadD),transporter (BB_0164, BB_0729), terpenoid/steroid synthesis (BB_0686,BB_0687), virulence (BB_A24, BB_A25 and BB_0766), Clp protease(BB_0757), and P450 family dehydrogenase (BB_G17). On the other hand,the majority of the down-regulated genes belonged to outer membraneproteins (most are lipoproteins), ribosome proteins andglycolysis/gluconeogenesis.

TABLE 2 Genes upregulated or downregulated in order of fold change inamoxicillin tolerant B. burgdorferi persisters Expression Name SynonymProduct Ctrl Dox Amo foldDox foldAmo — BB_Q19 hypothetical protein 0 2454 — — fliQ BB_0274 flagellar biosynthesis protein 0 42 50 — — FliQ fliRBB_0273 flagellar biosynthetic protein 0 18 28 — — FliR — BB_N07hypothetical protein 0 10 27 — — — BB_A49 hypothetical protein 0 18 23 —— blyA BB_R23 pore-forming hemolysin 0 29 18 — — — BB_0282 flagellarprotein FlbD 0 17 18 — — secE BB_0395 protein translocase subunit SecE 016 17 — — bppB BB_M36 BppB 0 11 17 — — — BB_N12 hypothetical protein 0 117 — — — BB_G31 hypothetical protein 0 27 15 — — ruvA BB_0023 Hollidayjunction DNA helicase 0 12 15 — — RuvA tRNA- BB_t15 Pro tRNA 0 7 15 — —Pro-1 — BB_A33 lipoprotein 0 4 15 — — — BB_A45 hypothetical protein 0 1613 — — rplN BB_0488 50S ribosomal protein L14 0 12 12 — — — BB_M02hypothetical protein 0 3 12 — — — BB_0403 hypothetical protein 0 16 11 —— — BB_L42 hypothetical protein 0 3 11 — — — BB_0726 ATP-binding protein0 35 10 — — — BB_0391 50S ribosomal protein L10 0 9 10 — — gatC BB_0343glutamyl-tRNA(Gln) 0 5 10 — — amidotransferase subunit C — BB_S03hypothetical protein 0 3 10 — — tRNA- BB_t10 Met tRNA 0 11 9 — — Met-3 —BB_Q26 hypothetical protein 0 8 9 — — — BB_Q06 membrane protein 0 1 9 —— — BB_0557 phosphocarrier protein HPr 0 56 8 — — flgD BB_0284 flagellarhook capping protein 0 15 8 — — tRNA- BB_t01 Cys tRNA 0 14 8 — — Cys-1tRNA- BB_t02 Phe tRNA 0 8 8 — — Phe-2 — BB_Q25 hypothetical protein 0 78 — — — BB_0309 hypothetical protein 0 6 8 — — — BB_t29 Tyr tRNA 0 6 8 —— — BB_Q85 hypothetical protein 0 1 8 — — — BB_t19 Ser tRNA 0 0 7 — — —BB_A32 hypothetical protein 0 7 6 — — tRNA- BB_t09 Gly tRNA 0 6 6 — —Gly-2 — BB_0124 hypothetical protein 0 8 5 — — — BB_O12 hypotheticalprotein 0 1 5 — — — BB_M09 hypothetical protein 0 0 5 — — — BB_M16hypothetical protein 0 0 5 — — — BB_O43 hypothetical protein 0 0 5 — — —BB_Q89 lipoprotein 0 0 5 — — — BB_0708 hypothetical protein 0 5 4 — —bdrP BB_L27 protein BdrP 0 3 4 — — bppA BB_O36 protein BppA 0 2 4 — — —BB_B13 plasmid partition protein 0 2 4 — — — BB_O01 hypothetical protein0 0 4 — — — BB_0321 hypothetical protein 0 0 4 — — — BB_r01 5S ribosomalRNA 0 26 3 — — — BB_0773 hypothetical protein 0 2 3 — — — BB_H40transposase-like protein 0 2 3 — — — BB_M21 hypothetical protein 0 1 3 —— tRNA- BB_t16 Arg tRNA 0 0 3 — — Arg-3 — BB_P40 hypothetical protein 010 2 — — — BB_0234 integral membrane protein 0 9 2 — — — BB_0212hypothetical protein 0 8 2 — — — BB_0701 hypothetical protein 0 8 2 — —— BB_0095 hypothetical protein 0 7 2 — — — BB_O30 hypothetical protein 05 2 — — revA BB_M27 rev protein 0 2 2 — — — BB_R34 hypothetical protein0 1 2 — — — BB_O11 hypothetical protein 0 1 2 — — — BB_M19 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 2 — — — BB_U02 hypothetical protein 0 0 2 — — — BB_t27 LeutRNA 0 0 2 — — bdrN BB_O27 protein BdrN 0 5 1 — — — BB_0731 hypotheticalprotein 0 4 1 — — — BB_J23 hypothetical protein 0 2 1 — — bdrM BB_O34protein BdrM 0 1 1 — — — BB_O07 hypothetical protein 0 0 1 — — mlpHBB_L28 lipoprotein 0 0 1 — — — BB_L30 hypothetical protein 0 0 1 — —bppB BB_L37 protein BppB 0 0 1 — — — BB_N33 PF-49 protein 0 0 1 — — bdrQBB_N34 BdrQ 0 0 1 — — bdrW BB_Q34 protein BdrW protein 0 0 1 — — tRNA-BB_t03 Trp tRNA 0 0 1 — — Trp-1 — BB_A21 PF-49 protein 0 0 1 — — —BB_H25 hypothetical protein 4 81 144 20.25 36 — BB_G28 hypotheticalprotein 5 1 67 0.2 13.4 — BB_A05 S1 antigen 5 58 65 11.6 13 — BB_0578methyl-accepting chemotaxis 1 17 12 17 12 protein — BB_0059 CBSdomain-containing protein 2 22 23 11 11.5 — BB_S04 hypothetical protein2 18 23 9 11.5 — BB_G32 replicative DNA helicase 2 49 22 24.5 11 rpmABB_0780 50S ribosomal protein L27 7 64 74 9.142857143 10.57142857 argFBB_0842 ornithine carbamoyltransferase 2 18 21 9 10.5 — BB_G17hypothetical protein 5 21 45 4.2 9 — BB_A36 lipoprotein 7 49 59 78.428571429 grpE BB_0519 protein GrpE 3 52 25 17.33333333 8.333333333 —BB_0019 hypothetical protein 4 71 33 17.75 8.25 ftsY BB_0076 signalrecognition particle- 2 15 16 7.5 8 docking protein FtsY — BB_G25hypothetical protein 5 17 39 3.4 7.8 bmpD BB_0385 basic membrane proteinD 6 59 46 9.833333333 7.666666667 — BB_M05 hypothetical protein 3 5 231.666666667 7.666666667 — BB_0451 chromate transport protein 4 44 30 117.5 — BB_0116 PTS system maltose and 9 68 67 7.555555556 7.444444444glucose-specific transporter subunit IIABC — BB_0158 S2 lipoprotein 3 4022 13.33333333 7.333333333 — BB_0091 V-type ATP synthase subunit I 1 247 24 7 — BB_Q13 hypothetical protein 2 4 14 2 7 — BB_0535 hypotheticalprotein 7 30 47 4.285714286 6.714285714 nadD BB_0782nicotinate-nucleotide 8 31 53 3.875 6.625 adenylyltransferase — BB_04223-methyladenine DNA 12 35 79 2.916666667 6.583333333 glycosylase —BB_Q20 hypothetical protein 14 23 91 1.642857143 6.5 erpG BB_S41 outersurface protein ErpG 3 19 19 6.333333333 6.333333333 clpP BB_0757ATP-dependent Clp protease 11 329 66 29.90909091 6 proteolytic subunit —BB_0172 von Willebrand factor type A 5 62 30 12.4 6 domain-containingprotein — BB_0414 chemotaxis protein 7 76 42 10.85714286 6methyltransferase — BB_J28 hypothetical protein 3 17 18 5.666666667 6 —predicted antisense: BB_A23 13946 12513 82442 0.897246522 5.911515847RNA — predicted antisense: BB_A23 7231 5123 41911 0.7084773895.796017148 RNA — BB_0463 nucleoside diphosphate kinase 4 19 23 4.755.75 — BB_0783 hypothetical protein 3 9 17 3 5.666666667 — BB_A53 Bbs27protein 16 137 90 8.5625 5.625 — BB_Q21 hypothetical protein 10 3 56 0.35.6 — BB_J16 plasmid partition protein 2 16 11 8 5.5 — BB_0670purine-binding chemotaxis 8 57 44 7.125 5.5 protein — BB_0807 integralmembrane protein 3 39 16 13 5.333333333 — BB_0569 hypothetical protein14 45 74 3.214285714 5.285714286 — BB_0551 protein CheY 5 20 26 4 5.2blyA BB_Q30 holin protein 2 10 10 5 5 dbpA BB_A24 decorin-bindingprotein A 558 505 2780 0.905017921 4.982078853 — BB_J48 hypotheticalprotein 9 47 44 5.222222222 4.888888889 — BB_G13 hypothetical protein 914 44 1.555555556 4.888888889 — BB_M07 hypothetical protein 17 33 801.941176471 4.705882353 — BB_0220 alanine--tRNA ligase 12 172 5614.33333333 4.666666667 dbpB BB_A25 decorin-binding protein B 175 311811 1.777142857 4.634285714 — BB_G21 hypothetical protein 12 9 55 0.754.583333333 — BB_G16 hypothetical protein 16 21 73 1.3125 4.5625 —BB_0554 hypothetical protein 8 90 36 11.25 4.5 — BB_G19 hypotheticalprotein 7 11 31 1.571428571 4.428571429 — BB_0054 protein-exportmembrane protein 12 71 53 5.916666667 4.416666667 SecG — BB_0363hypothetical protein 12 42 53 3.5 4.416666667 — BB_G26 hypotheticalprotein 5 9 22 1.8 4.4 — BB_0448 phosphocarrier protein HPr 8 59 357.375 4.375 fliI BB_0288 flagellum- specific ATP synthase 8 29 35 3.6254.375 FliI — BB_0668 flagellar filament outer layer 8 29 35 3.625 4.375protein lepB BB_0030 signal peptidase I 14 57 61 4.071428571 4.357142857— BB_0826 hypothetical protein 3 7 13 2.333333333 4.333333333 bppABB_Q43 protein BppA 3 6 13 2 4.333333333 — BB_G15 hypothetical protein22 41 95 1.863636364 4.318181818 murG BB_0767UDP-N-acetylglucosamine--N- 21 72 90 3.428571429 4.285714286acetylmuramyl-(pentapeptide) pyrophosphoryl-undecaprenolN-acetylglucosamine transferase — BB_0563 hypothetical protein 15 167 6411.13333333 4.266666667 mvaD BB_0686 diphosphomevalonate 24 94 1013.916666667 4.208333333 decarboxylase — BB_0164 K+-dependent Na+/Ca+ 15126 63 8.4 4.2 exchanger-like protein — BB_0844 lipoprotein 41 107 1712.609756098 4.170731707 — BB_G08 stage 0 sporulation protein 21 25 871.19047619 4.142857143 SpoOJ — BB_0662 hypothetical protein 30 140 1214.666666667 4.033333333 — BB_0427 rRNA small subunit 2 9 8 4.5 4methyltransferase I cmk BB_0128 cytidylate kinase 22 48 88 2.181818182 4— BB_0671 chemotaxis protein CheX 24 134 95 5.583333333 3.958333333 —BB_0687 phosphomevalonate kinase 68 154 268 2.264705882 3.941176471 —BB_P41 hypothetical protein 15 17 59 1.133333333 3.933333333 — BB_G02hypothetical protein 53 56 207 1.056603774 3.905660377 — BB_0432hypothetical protein 9 57 35 6.333333333 3.888888889 — BB_B03 telomereresolvase ResT 96 320 371 3.333333333 3.864583333 — BB_0016 GlpE protein6 46 23 7.666666667 3.833333333 — BB_J29 hypothetical protein 6 25 234.166666667 3.833333333 — BB_0130 hypothetical protein 5 12 19 2.4 3.8 —BB_J25 hypothetical protein 4 22 15 5.5 3.75 bppA BB_N35 protein BppA 45 15 1.25 3.75 — BB_0763 acetoacetate metabolism 347 609 12931.755043228 3.726224784 regulatory protein AtoC — BB_0760 protein Gp3786 225 320 2.61627907 3.720930233 — BB_0104 periplasmic serine proteaseDO 7 55 26 7.857142857 3.714285714 — BB_0146 glycine/betaine ABCtransporter 10 30 37 3 3.7 ATP-binding protein — BB_A51 hypotheticalprotein 16 74 59 4.625 3.6875 rpsE BB_0495 30S ribosomal protein S5 6 4022 6.666666667 3.666666667 — BB_0126 hypothetical protein 3 11 113.666666667 3.666666667 trpS BB_0005 tryptophan--tRNA ligase 12 40 443.333333333 3.666666667 — BB_0661 hypothetical protein 25 227 91 9.083.64 mfd BB_0623 transcription-repair coupling 25 92 91 3.68 3.64 factor— BB_0742 ABC transporter ATP-binding 10 37 36 3.7 3.6 protein — BB_0567chemotaxis histidine kinase 16 49 57 3.0625 3.5625 — predictedantisense: hisS 7531 26181 26631 3.476430753 3.536183774 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_A40 10427 4515 36844 0.433010454 3.533518749 RNA tpiABB_0055 triosephosphate isomerase 17 94 60 5.529411765 3.529411765 —BB_0319 hypothetical protein 6 21 21 3.5 3.5 — BB_0344 DNA helicase 2263 77 2.863636364 3.5 — BB_J26 ABC transporter ATP-binding 12 30 42 2.53.5 protein — BB_0066 hypothetical protein 4 8 14 2 3.5 — BB_P04hypothetical protein 22 32 77 1.454545455 3.5 rplT BB_0188 50S ribosomalprotein L20 38 168 132 4.421052632 3.473684211 — predicted antisense:BB_A40 12605 4776 43757 0.378897263 3.471400238 RNA — predictedantisense: grpE 9716 34301 33514 3.530362289 3.449361877 RNA — BB_H37lipoprotein 9 33 31 3.666666667 3.444444444 — BB_A48 hypotheticalprotein 9 23 31 2.555555556 3.444444444 — BB_0249 phosphatidylcholinesynthase 142 349 488 2.457746479 3.436619718 — predicted — 26791 3406591735 1.271509089 3.424097645 RNA — BB_R03 hypothetical protein 19 34 641.789473684 3.368421053 — BB_M04 hypothetical protein 11 18 371.636363636 3.363636364 rpoS BB_0771 RNA polymerase sigma factor 25 7084 2.8 3.36 — BB_0679 ribose/galactose ABC 31 111 104 3.5806451613.35483871 transporter permease — BB_G23 hypothetical protein 37 28 1240.756756757 3.351351351 — BB_0536 zinc protease 242 479 809 1.9793388433.342975207 — BB_0729 dicarboxylate/amino acid: cation 54 258 1794.777777778 3.314814815 symporter malQ BB_01664-alpha-glucanotransferase 16 47 53 2.9375 3.3125 cvpA BB_0766 colicin Vproduction protein 82 121 271 1.475609756 3.304878049 — BB_P15hypothetical protein 139 178 459 1.28057554 3.302158273 def BB_0065peptide deformylase 17 41 56 2.411764706 3.294117647 — BB_0830exonuclease SbcC 7 60 23 8.571428571 3.285714286 — BB_0227 hypotheticalprotein 7 39 23 5.571428571 3.285714286 ychF BB_0235 ribosome-bindingATPase 4 10 13 2.5 3.25 p83/100 BB_0744 p83/100 antigen 51 111 1652.176470588 3.235294118 — BB_0712 RNA polymerase sigma factor 9 39 294.333333333 3.222222222 RpoD — BB_G20 hypothetical protein 6 12 19 23.166666667 — BB_0323 hypothetical protein 31 100 98 3.2258064523.161290323 — BB_0058 hypothetical protein 7 16 22 2.2857142863.142857143 — BB_G14 hypothetical protein 14 25 44 1.7857142863.142857143 — BB_0713 hypothetical protein 52 66 163 1.2692307693.134615385 — BB_D0031 hypothetical protein 23 59 72 2.5652173913.130434783 — BB_0769 tRNA N6-adenosine 54 119 169 2.2037037043.12962963 threonylcarbamoyltransferase — predicted antisense: BB_P3015254 28835 47546 1.890323849 3.11695293 RNA — BB_0718penicillin-binding protein 9 40 28 4.444444444 3.111111111 efp BB_0214elongation factor P 372 1154 1154 3.102150538 3.102150538 — predictedantisense: BB_A38 13552 3189 41983 0.235315821 3.097919126 RNA — BB_P12hypothetical protein 82 82 254 1 3.097560976 fliH BB_0289 flagellarassembly protein FliH 29 38 89 1.310344828 3.068965517 — BB_J31hypothetical protein 16 60 49 3.75 3.0625 — BB_0765 hypothetical protein36 61 109 1.694444444 3.027777778 — BB_0818 hypothetical protein 2 22 611 3 bmpB BB_0382 basic membrane protein B 6 42 18 7 3 — BB_0097hypothetical protein 5 31 15 6.2 3 — BB_0464 hypothetical protein 4 1912 4.75 3 — BB_0852 hypothetical protein 1 4 3 4 3 — BB_0077hypothetical protein 3 8 9 2.666666667 3 rsgA BB_0099 ribosomebiogenesis GTPase 4 10 12 2.5 3 RsgA gidB BB_0177 rRNA small subunit 3 79 2.333333333 3 methyltransferase G — BB_0421 haloacid dehalogenase-like8 14 24 1.75 3 hydrolase bppA BB_R36 BppA 9 14 27 1.555555556 3 — BB_N25hypothetical protein 6 9 18 1.5 3 — BB_S01 phage portal protein 5 4 150.8 3 — BB_G27 hypothetical protein 6 3 18 0.5 3 — BB_0200D-alanine--D-alanine ligase 27 207 80 7.666666667 2.962962963 valSBB_0738 valine--tRNA ligase 27 153 80 5.666666667 2.962962963 —predicted antisense: BB_B10 20385 38903 60178 1.908413049 2.952072602RNA — BB_0183 flagellar assembly protein FliW 68 200 200 2.9411764712.941176471 — BB_0195 hypothetical protein 45 111 132 2.6 2.933333333 —BB_B14 hypothetical protein 233 477 681 2.0472103 2.922746781 — BB_0808hypothetical protein 12 67 35 5.583333333 2.916666667 — BB_0835phosphomannomutase 11 10 32 0.909090909 2.909090909 — BB_0627aminopeptidase 188 430 545 2.287234043 2.89893617 — BB_0555 hypotheticalprotein 39 108 113 2.769230769 2.897435897 — BB_A0078 lipoprotein 9 1726 1.888888889 2.888888889 coaE BB_0547 dephospho-CoA kinase 16 55 463.4375 2.875 — BB_0754 ABC transporter ATP-binding 16 49 46 3.0625 2.875protein — BB_0725 lectin 8 20 23 2.5 2.875 bppA BB_S38 protein BppA 1622 46 1.375 2.875 — BB_0270 flagellar biosynthesis regulator 22 41 631.863636364 2.863636364 FlhF — BB_A34 extracellular solute-binding 138131 395 0.949275362 2.862318841 protein, family 5 — BB_0171 hypotheticalprotein 7 66 20 9.428571429 2.857142857 — BB_0266 hypothetical protein 732 20 4.571428571 2.857142857 — BB_B19 outer surface protein C 346 650982 1.878612717 2.838150289 — BB_0083 hypothetical protein 6 56 179.333333333 2.833333333 — BB_0036 DNA topoisomerase IV subunit 6 28 174.666666667 2.833333333 B — BB_0796 hypothetical protein 12 19 341.583333333 2.833333333 — BB_R19 hypothetical protein 17 9 480.529411765 2.823529412 — BB_0173 hypothetical protein 20 79 56 3.95 2.8— BB_A38 phage portal protein 5 10 14 2 2.8 — BB_0141 membrane fusionprotein 29 41 81 1.413793103 2.793103448 trxB BB_0515 thioredoxinreductase 43 210 120 4.88372093 2.790697674 — predicted antisense: hisS11688 22464 32504 1.921971253 2.780971937 RNA — BB_0748 hypotheticalprotein 9 56 25 6.222222222 2.777777778 — BB_0693 xylose operonregulatory protein 9 19 25 2.111111111 2.777777778 — BB_0764 sensorytransduction histidine 57 92 157 1.614035088 2.754385965 kinase —BB_0176 ATPase 32 97 88 3.03125 2.75 cspA BB_A68 complementregulator-acquiring 8 21 22 2.625 2.75 surface protein 1 — BB_0608aminoacyl-histidine dipeptidase 12 27 33 2.25 2.75 — BB_G09 hypotheticalprotein 59 58 161 0.983050847 2.728813559 ligA BB_0552 DNA ligase 25 22168 8.84 2.72 — BB_0566 hypothetical protein 14 31 38 2.2142857142.714285714 — BB_0093 V-type ATP synthase subunit B 10 28 27 2.8 2.7 —BB_0743 hypothetical protein 20 37 54 1.85 2.7 uvrA BB_0837 excinucleaseABC subunit A 13 27 35 2.076923077 2.692307692 — BB_Q22 hypotheticalprotein 13 15 35 1.153846154 2.692307692 — BB_Q52 hypothetical protein 92 24 0.222222222 2.666666667 — BB_P13 hypothetical protein 112 108 2980.964285714 2.660714286 xth BB_0534 exodeoxyribonuclease III 68 199 1802.926470588 2.647058824 — BB_B12 PF-32 protein 14 38 37 2.7142857142.642857143 — BB_0035 DNA topoisomerase IV subunit 8 43 21 5.375 2.625 A— BB_0838 hypothetical protein 24 33 63 1.375 2.625 rpoZ BB_0820DNA-directed RNA polymerase 10 71 26 7.1 2.6 subunit omega — BB_0069aminopeptidase II 10 35 26 3.5 2.6 — BB_0827 ATP-dependent helicase 3977 101 1.974358974 2.58974359 mlpA BB_P28 surface lipoprotein 40 71 1031.775 2.575 — predicted antisense: BB_S34 12380 22283 31741 1.7999192252.563893376 RNA — BB_0139 hypothetical protein 34 70 87 2.0588235292.558823529 — BB_0009 hypothetical protein 11 22 28 2 2.545454545 —BB_0640 spermidine/putrescine ABC 13 25 33 1.923076923 2.538461538transporter permease — predicted antisense: dnaK 25407 22781 644440.896642658 2.536466328 RNA — BB_0785 septation protein SpoVG 15 71 384.733333333 2.533333333 — BB_0333 peptide ABC transporter 136 256 3431.882352941 2.522058824 permease secD BB_0652 protein translocasesubunit SecD 20 107 50 5.35 2.5 glyA BB_0601 serinehydroxymethyltransferase 10 53 25 5.3 2.5 — BB_0468 hypothetical protein12 45 30 3.75 2.5 bapA BB_S42 BapA protein 4 5 10 1.25 2.5 — BB_N04hypothetical protein 6 7 15 1.166666667 2.5 — BB_N42 hypotheticalprotein 4 3 10 0.75 2.5 — predicted antisense: BB_0712 12262 25192 306002.054477247 2.495514598 RNA — BB_0165 hypothetical protein 35 120 873.428571429 2.485714286 — BB_0606 chemoreceptor glutamine 40 150 99 3.752.475 deamidase CheD — BB_0340 hypothetical protein 19 114 47 62.473684211 — predicted antisense: dnaK 16301 20898 40272 1.2820072392.470523281 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_A38 16406 4088 404940.24917713 2.468243326 RNA — BB_0002 hypothetical protein 15 35 372.333333333 2.466666667 polA BB_0548 DNA polymerase I 20 44 49 2.2 2.45tyrS BB_0370 tyrosine--tRNA ligase 9 48 22 5.333333333 2.444444444 —BB_0678 sugar ABC transporter permease 9 29 22 3.222222222 2.444444444 —BB_A23 hypothetical protein 16 40 39 2.5 2.4375 rnz BB_0755 ribonucleaseZ 23 60 56 2.608695652 2.434782609 fmt BB_0064 methionyl-tRNA 53 94 1291.773584906 2.433962264 formyltransferase mvk BB_0688 mevalonate kinase1001 1560 2436 1.558441558 2.433566434 — BB_0267 hypothetical protein 734 17 4.857142857 2.428571429 — BB_0197 release factor glutamine 7 31 174.428571429 2.428571429 methyltransferase — BB_0564 hypothetical protein7 25 17 3.571428571 2.428571429 — BB_0800 transcription 21 29 511.380952381 2.428571429 termination/antitermination protein NusA rpsRBB_0113 30S ribosomal protein S18 12 36 29 3 2.416666667 — BB_G18hypothetical protein 29 36 70 1.24137931 2.413793103 — BB_0201UDP-N-acetylmuramyl- 20 141 48 7.05 2.4 tripeptide synthetase acpPBB_0704 acyl carrier protein 10 53 24 5.3 2.4 lysS BB_0659 lysine--tRNAligase 15 67 36 4.466666667 2.4 uvrB BB_0836 excinuclease ABC subunit B5 11 12 2.2 2.4 — BB_D15 membrane protein 5 6 12 1.2 2.4 — BB_0681methyl-accepting chemotaxis 52 162 124 3.115384615 2.384615385 protein —BB_0504 ribonuclease Y 13 37 31 2.846153846 2.384615385 — BB_0775flagellar hook-basal body 13 33 31 2.538461538 2.384615385 complexprotein lon BB_0613 ATP-dependent protease La 53 220 126 4.1509433962.377358491 — BB_M08 hypothetical protein 8 6 19 0.75 2.375 — BB_0811hypothetical protein 33 86 78 2.606060606 2.363636364 thrS BB_0720threonine--tRNA ligase 14 30 33 2.142857143 2.357142857 — BB_0276flagellar biosynthesis protein 17 19 40 1.117647059 2.352941176 FliZ —BB_0175 hypothetical protein 148 361 347 2.439189189 2.344594595 —BB_A37 hypothetical protein 114 60 267 0.526315789 2.342105263 — BB_0644N-acetylmannosamine-6- 12 70 28 5.833333333 2.333333333 phosphate2-epimerase — BB_0539 hypothetical protein 9 40 21 4.4444444442.333333333 — BB_0277 flagellar motor switch protein 12 44 283.666666667 2.333333333 FliN — BB_0461 DNA polymerase III subunits 12 2628 2.166666667 2.333333333 gamma and tau — BB_0298 hypothetical protein3 6 7 2 2.333333333 dnaA BB_0437 chromosomal replication 96 76 2240.791666667 2.333333333 initiation protein — BB_0221 flagellar motorswitch protein 53 64 123 1.20754717 2.320754717 — BB_Q14 hypotheticalprotein 19 26 44 1.368421053 2.315789474 — BB_A20 PF-32 protein 16 11 370.6875 2.3125 gyrA BB_0435 DNA gyrase subunit A 42 106 97 2.5238095242.30952381 hslU BB_0295 ATP-dependent protease 13 15 30 1.1538461542.307692308 ATPase subunit HslU — BB_0604 L-lactate permease 111 250 2562.252252252 2.306306306 — BB_N15 hypothetical protein 30 29 690.966666667 2.3 flgG BB_0774 flagellar basal body rod protein 24 38 551.583333333 2.291666667 FlgG — BB_0245 hypothetical protein 42 117 962.785714286 2.285714286 ftsZ BB_0299 cell division protein FtsZ 7 11 161.571428571 2.285714286 — BB_H02 hypothetical protein 91 50 2080.549450549 2.285714286 — predicted antisense: BB_A38 19570 4607 446170.235411344 2.279867144 RNA lgt BB_0362 prolipoprotein diacylglyceryl 61135 139 2.213114754 2.278688525 transferase — BB_0794 hypotheticalprotein 33 38 75 1.151515152 2.272727273 flhB BB_0272 flagellarbiosynthesis protein 26 60 59 2.307692308 2.269230769 FlhB — BB_0556hypothetical protein 23 47 52 2.043478261 2.260869565 — predictedantisense: tig 13666 28118 30788 2.057515001 2.252890385 RNA — BB_0136penicillin-binding protein 214 391 482 1.827102804 2.252336449 — BB_0114single-stranded DNA-binding 4 21 9 5.25 2.25 protein fni BB_0684isopentenyl-diphosphate delta- 40 104 90 2.6 2.25 isomerase — BB_0667hypothetical protein 4 9 9 2.25 2.25 — BB_0304 UDP-N-acetylmuramoyl- 2034 45 1.7 2.25 tripeptide--D-alanyl-D-alanine ligas apt BB_0777 adenine16 20 36 1.25 2.25 phosphoribosyltransferase — BB_0358 rRNA smallsubunit 21 56 47 2.666666667 2.238095238 methyltransferase E — predictedantisense: BB_0779 25448 52903 56940 2.078866709 2.23750393 RNA —BB_0537 hypothetical protein 17 34 38 2 2.235294118 — BB_06853-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl- 34 62 76 1.823529412 2.235294118 CoAreductase — BB_G12 hypothetical protein 154 102 343 0.6623376622.227272727 — BB_0329 ABC transporter substrate- 18 54 40 3 2.222222222binding protein — BB_0696 hypothetical protein 18 30 40 1.6666666672.222222222 — BB_G22 hypothetical protein 36 9 80 0.25 2.222222222 —BB_G24 hypothetical protein 32 13 71 0.40625 2.21875 — predictedantisense: BB_0712 18479 17402 40972 0.941717625 2.217219547 RNA —BB_0528 aldose reductase 28 70 62 2.5 2.214285714 — predicted antisense:dnaK 16302 10814 36078 0.66335419 2.213102687 RNA — BB_0157 hypotheticalprotein 5 24 11 4.8 2.2 bppA BB_M35 BppA 5 7 11 1.4 2.2 — BB_0405hypothetical protein 36 179 79 4.972222222 2.194444444 — BB_A40hypothetical protein 21 25 46 1.19047619 2.19047619 — BB_0513phenylalanine--tRNA ligase 11 63 24 5.727272727 2.181818182 subunitalpha — BB_0752 hypothetical protein 50 134 109 2.68 2.18 — BB_S15hypothetical protein 58 53 126 0.913793103 2.172413793 mlpC BB_S30lipoprotein 35 59 76 1.685714286 2.171428571 trmE BB_0179 tRNAmodification GTPase 12 29 26 2.416666667 2.166666667 fliE BB_0292flagellar hook-basal body 6 13 13 2.166666667 2.166666667 protein FliE —BB_0524 inositol monophosphatase 166 319 359 1.921686747 2.162650602 —BB_0680 methyl-accepting chemotaxis 35 104 75 2.971428571 2.142857143protein — BB_0533 protein PhnP 50 139 107 2.78 2.14 — BB_P06hypothetical protein 79 65 169 0.82278481 2.139240506 — BB_A07 ChpAIprotein 23 49 49 2.130434783 2.130434783 — BB_0043 hypothetical protein8 15 17 1.875 2.125 — BB_R12 hypothetical protein 16 17 34 1.0625 2.125— BB_0526 hypothetical protein 25 85 53 3.4 2.12 — predicted antisense:BB_0786 46137 87099 97583 1.887834059 2.115070334 RNA hflC BB_0204protein HflC 47 83 99 1.765957447 2.106382979 — BB_0209 hypotheticalprotein 38 56 80 1.473684211 2.105263158 dnaJ BB_0517 chaperone proteinDnaJ 30 166 63 5.533333333 2.1 — BB_0400 hypothetical protein 20 55 422.75 2.1 flhA BB_0271 flagellar biosynthesis protein 10 21 21 2.1 2.1FlhA — BB_0579 DNA polymerase III subunit 21 70 44 3.3333333332.095238095 alpha — BB_0430 hypothetical protein 11 26 23 2.3636363642.090909091 — BB_0455 hypothetical protein 11 26 23 2.3636363642.090909091 pyk BB_0348 pyruvate kinase 72 207 150 2.875 2.083333333 —BB_0326 hypothetical protein 27 112 56 4.148148148 2.074074074 —predicted antisense: dnaK 13207 24137 27386 1.827591429 2.073597335 RNA— BB_0447 Na+/H+ antiporter 68 180 141 2.647058824 2.073529412 — BB_H17hypothetical protein 43 18 89 0.418604651 2.069767442 — predictedantisense: BB_0712 18566 19564 38381 1.053754174 2.067273511 RNA —BB_0222 6-phosphogluconolactonase 36 98 74 2.722222222 2.055555556 mrdBBB_0719 rod shape-determining protein 19 73 39 3.842105263 2.052631579RodA — BB_0454 lipopolysaccharide biosynthesis- 39 33 80 0.8461538462.051282051 like protein — BB_0408 PTS system fructose-specific 20 59 412.95 2.05 transproter subunit IIABC — predicted — 13193 23291 270451.765405897 2.049950731 RNA — BB_0334 peptide ABC transporter ATP- 538768 1101 1.427509294 2.046468401 binding protein — predicted antisense:BB_0715 20895 29754 42674 1.423977028 2.042306772 RNA — BB_0082hypothetical protein 24 93 49 3.875 2.041666667 fliP BB_0275 flagellarbiosynthesis protein 52 85 106 1.634615385 2.038461538 FliP — BB_A54hypothetical protein 28 106 57 3.785714286 2.035714286 — BB_P42 phageterminase large subunit 58 51 118 0.879310345 2.034482759 — predictedantisense: clpX 11980 21399 24332 1.786227045 2.031051753 RNA — BB_A65lipoprotein 636 393 1277 0.617924528 2.007861635 — predicted antisense:BB_P31 23325 36053 46733 1.5456806 2.003558414 RNA — BB_0325hypothetical protein 4 34 8 8.5 2 — BB_0616 integral membrane protein 846 16 5.75 2 — BB_0737 tRNA-dihydrouridine synthase 11 63 22 5.7272727272 — BB_0301 cell division protein B 3 15 6 5 2 — BB_0039 hypotheticalprotein 2 9 4 4.5 2 — BB_0584 integral membrane protein 23 91 463.956521739 2 gltX BB_B72 glutamate--tRNA ligase 9 28 18 3.111111111 2 —BB_0346 export chaperone 6 17 12 2.833333333 2 recD BB_0632exodeoxyribonuclease V subunit 7 14 14 2 2 alpha — BB_H26 hypotheticalprotein 2 4 4 2 2 bosR BB_0647 oxidative stress regulator BosR 23 39 461.695652174 2 rrmj BB_0313 rRNA large subunit 3 5 6 1.666666667 2methyltransferase — BB_0449 hypothetical protein 19 30 38 1.578947368 2— BB_S34 hypothetical protein 15 19 30 1.266666667 2 — BB_0208hypothetical protein 7 4 14 0.571428571 2 — BB_M18 hypothetical protein2 0 4 0 2 — BB_N14 hypothetical protein 2 0 4 0 2 bppB BB_Q44 proteinBppB 3 0 6 0 2 — predicted antisense: BB_P31 15330 21758 305931.419308545 1.995629485 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0578 21153 4447042060 2.102302274 1.988370444 RNA — predicted antisense: tig 24014 3095347340 1.288956442 1.971350046 RNA fbaA BB_0445 fructose-bisphosphatealdolase 31 102 61 3.290322581 1.967741935 — BB_0570 chemotaxis responseregulator 276 459 540 1.663043478 1.956521739 — BB_R15 hypotheticalprotein 46 26 90 0.565217391 1.956521739 — BB_0341 aspartyl/glutamyl- 2284 43 3.818181818 1.954545455 tRNA(Asn/Gln) amidotransferase subunit BguaA BB_B18 GMP synthase 101 300 197 2.97029703 1.95049505 fliG BB_0290flagellar motor switch protein 38 38 74 1 1.947368421 FliG glpK BB_0241glycerol kinase 107 184 208 1.719626168 1.943925234 — BB_0733hypothetical protein 51 171 99 3.352941176 1.941176471 — predictedantisense: BB_0132 18235 21129 35397 1.158705786 1.941157115 RNA metKBB_0376 S-adenosylmethionine 97 308 187 3.175257732 1.927835052synthetase phoU BB_0042 phosphate-specific transport 13 18 251.384615385 1.923076923 system accessory protein PhoU — predictedantisense: clpP 13203 23082 25359 1.748239037 1.920699841 RNA — BB_R13hypothetical protein 25 24 48 0.96 1.92 — BB_0416 pheromone shutdownprotein 81 230 155 2.839506173 1.913580247 — BB_P14 hypothetical protein97 77 185 0.793814433 1.907216495 — BB_0080 ABC transporter ATP-binding32 100 61 3.125 1.90625 protein — predicted antisense: tig 21239 1840540472 0.866566223 1.905551109 RNA gidA BB_0178 tRNA uridine 5- 20 42 382.1 1.9 carboxymethylaminomethyl modification protein GidA — BB_0359peptidase S41 20 31 38 1.55 1.9 — predicted antisense: BB_0381 1183222391 22435 1.892410412 1.896129141 RNA — predicted antisense: rpmA12622 23222 23915 1.839803518 1.894707653 RNA priA BB_0014 primosomalprotein N 232 186 439 0.801724138 1.892241379 — BB_0133 hypotheticalprotein 9 33 17 3.666666667 1.888888889 — BB_0259 transglycosylase SLTdomain- 27 88 51 3.259259259 1.888888889 containing protein — BB_0473integral membrane protein 18 30 34 1.666666667 1.888888889 — BB_0505hypothetical protein 17 34 32 2 1.882352941 ileS BB_0833isoleucine--tRNA ligase 41 53 77 1.292682927 1.87804878 — BB_0650hypothetical protein 503 706 944 1.403578529 1.876739563 — predictedantisense: BB_0715 24255 40327 45509 1.662626263 1.876272933 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0219 15518 32402 29104 2.088026808 1.87549942RNA — BB_0637 Na+/H+ antiporter family 24 138 45 5.75 1.875 bmpC BB_0384basic membrane protein C 8 22 15 2.75 1.875 — BB_R18 hypotheticalprotein 8 12 15 1.5 1.875 — BB_D18 hypothetical protein 72 93 1351.291666667 1.875 — predicted antisense: BB_0621 13781 23013 257311.669907844 1.867135912 RNA ylqF BB_0643 ribosome biogenesis GTPase A 3042 56 1.4 1.866666667 — BB_0297 protein smf 7 8 13 1.1428571431.857142857 — BB_A41 hypothetical protein 48 15 89 0.3125 1.854166667lepB BB_0031 signal peptidase I 41 133 76 3.243902439 1.853658537 mlpJBB_Q35 protein MlpJ 80 91 148 1.1375 1.85 groL BB_0649 chaperonin GroEL58 71 107 1.224137931 1.844827586 panF BB_0814 sodium/panthothenatesymporter 19 35 35 1.842105263 1.842105263 era BB_0660 GTPase Era 25 2546 1 1.84 — BB_J09 outer surface protein D 43 43 79 1 1.837209302 —BB_0088 elongation factor EF-4 12 105 22 8.75 1.833333333 — BB_0467laccase domain-containing 6 14 11 2.333333333 1.833333333 protein —BB_0347 fibronectin/fibrinogen-binding 12 21 22 1.75 1.833333333 protein— BB_0553 hypothetical protein 17 17 31 1 1.823529412 — BB_R41hypothetical protein 11 13 20 1.181818182 1.818181818 — BB_0134hypothetical protein 150 158 272 1.053333333 1.813333333 nusG BB_0394transcription 16 51 29 3.1875 1.8125 termination/antitermination factor— BB_M06 hypothetical protein 16 16 29 1 1.8125 — BB_0669 chemotaxisprotein CheA 26 32 47 1.230769231 1.807692308 — BB_0781 GTPase Obg 20 3836 1.9 1.8 — BB_0108 basic membrane protein 15 27 27 1.8 1.8 bppA BB_P35protein BppA 25 28 45 1.12 1.8 — BB_N01 hypothetical protein 5 5 9 1 1.8— BB_0307 hypothetical protein 10 6 18 0.6 1.8 — BB_0330 peptide ABCtransporter 79 137 142 1.734177215 1.797468354 substrate-binding protein— BB_P18 hypothetical protein 48 58 86 1.208333333 1.791666667 pyrGBB_0575 CTP synthetase 62 92 111 1.483870968 1.790322581 — predictedantisense: ftsA 27455 45823 49049 1.669022036 1.786523402 RNA — BB_0369ATP-dependent Clp protease 14 51 25 3.642857143 1.785714286 subunit A —BB_0749 hypothetical protein 18 77 32 4.277777778 1.777777778 rdgBBB_0247 non-canonical purine NTP 22 25 39 1.136363636 1.772727273pyrophosphatase — predicted antisense: BB_0715 14453 23343 255961.615097212 1.770981803 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0715 18485 2908332592 1.573329727 1.763159318 RNA — BB_0032 hypothetical protein 21 4037 1.904761905 1.761904762 — predicted antisense: rplU 15697 28773 276341.833025419 1.760463783 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0442 23386 2991641128 1.279226888 1.758659027 RNA — predicted antisense: ftsA 2382739846 41790 1.672304528 1.753892643 RNA map BB_0105 methionineaminopeptidase 8 50 14 6.25 1.75 — BB_0761 peptidoglycan-binding protein20 88 35 4.4 1.75 pgk BB_0056 phosphoglycerate kinase 24 54 42 2.25 1.75truA BB_0012 tRNA pseudouridine synthase A 67 72 117 1.0746268661.746268657 — BB_0149 flagellar hook-associated protein 23 34 401.47826087 1.739130435 FliD — BB_0839 hypothetical protein 15 12 26 0.81.733333333 — BB_O35 hypothetical protein 156 90 270 0.5769230771.730769231 — BB_0109 acetyl-CoA C-acetyltransferase 11 23 192.090909091 1.727272727 pgi BB_0730 glucose-6-phosphate isomerase 86 151148 1.755813953 1.720930233 — BB_0588 MTA/SAH nucleosidase 278 266 4780.956834532 1.71942446 — BB_0244 hypothetical protein 81 144 1391.777777778 1.716049383 — BB_0052 tRNA/rRNA methyltransferase 218 316374 1.449541284 1.71559633 — BB_0345 hypothetical protein 7 14 12 21.714285714 — BB_0795 outer membrane protein 14 26 24 1.8571428571.714285714 — BB_A60 surface lipoprotein P27 21 19 36 0.9047619051.714285714 tgt BB_0809 queuine tRNA-ribosyltransferase 259 360 4431.38996139 1.71042471 pgsA BB_0721 CDP-diacylglycerol--glycerol-3- 24 4941 2.041666667 1.708333333 phosphate 3- phosphatidyltransferase efbCBB_0462 nucleoid-associated protein 24 44 41 1.833333333 1.708333333EbfC — BB_0020 diphosphate--fructose-6- 17 61 29 3.588235294 1.705882353phosphate 1-phosphotransferase — BB_0771a hypothetical protein 27 20 460.740740741 1.703703704 bppB BB_S39 protein BppB 10 11 17 1.1 1.7 —BB_0572 glycosyl transferase 10 10 17 1 1.7 rplP BB_0485 50S ribosomalprotein L16 10 9 17 0.9 1.7 — BB_0772 flagellar basal body P-ring 13 2022 1.538461538 1.692307692 protein — BB_0834 ATP-dependent Clp protease13 12 22 0.923076923 1.692307692 subunit C — BB_R04 hypothetical protein32 27 54 0.84375 1.6875 — BB_0568 chemotaxis response regulator 51 92 861.803921569 1.68627451 — predicted antisense: BB_0461 17112 22768 288521.330528284 1.686068256 RNA — BB_Q18 hypothetical protein 89 55 1500.617977528 1.685393258 — BB_0417 adenylate kinase 249 536 4192.152610442 1.682730924 — BB_0665 hypothetical protein 67 58 1120.865671642 1.671641791 — predicted antisense: BB_0715 22733 27750 379841.220692386 1.67087494 RNA — predicted antisense: tig 30584 36789 510041.202883861 1.66766937 RNA — BB_0442 membrane protein insertase 6 27 104.5 1.666666667 YidC — BB_A04 S2 antigen 320 233 532 0.728125 1.6625 —BB_0073 hypothetical protein 38 34 63 0.894736842 1.657894737 —predicted antisense: lysS 15976 31965 26480 2.000813721 1.657486229 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0096 13035 23072 21584 1.770003836 1.655849636RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0351 25091 14849 41532 0.5918058271.655254872 RNA — predicted antisense: ftsA 19555 21984 323021.124213756 1.651853746 RNA — BB_P09 hypothetical protein 522 236 8610.45210728 1.649425287 fliF BB_0291 flagellar MS-ring protein FliF 14 1723 1.214285714 1.642857143 — BB_R06 hypothetical protein 49 29 800.591836735 1.632653061 — BB_0415 chemotaxis protein CheB 65 172 1062.646153846 1.630769231 — BB_A19 hypothetical protein 27 9 440.333333333 1.62962963 uvrC BB_0457 excinuclease ABC subunit C 78 86 1271.102564103 1.628205128 — BB_0531 hypothetical protein 43 88 702.046511628 1.627906977 — BB_0840 lipoprotein 8 12 13 1.5 1.625 rnmVBB_0626 ribonuclease M5 488 552 792 1.131147541 1.62295082 — predictedantisense: BB_0789 23189 26418 37528 1.139247057 1.61835353 RNA —BB_0007 hypothetical protein 89 54 144 0.606741573 1.617977528 —predicted antisense: BB_0715 26884 26882 43429 0.999925606 1.615421812RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0786 26757 39154 43090 1.463318011.610419703 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsD 17008 39303 273482.310853716 1.6079492 RNA — BB_0167 outer membrane protein 408 305 6560.74754902 1.607843137 — predicted antisense: rpsE 38064 34929 611660.917638714 1.606925179 RNA — BB_0745 endonuclease III 86 137 1381.593023256 1.604651163 trmD BB_0698 tRNA (guanine-N(1)-)- 10 43 16 4.31.6 methyltransferase rpsN BB_0491 30S ribosomal protein S14 10 37 163.7 1.6 — BB_0070 hypothetical protein 75 176 120 2.346666667 1.6 —predicted antisense: rplB 28949 16752 46070 0.578672838 1.591419393 RNA— BB_A73 antigen P35 22 16 35 0.727272727 1.590909091 — predictedantisense: pth BB_0786 23467 33206 37263 1.41500831 1.587889377 RNA —BB_0784 ribosomal silencing factor RsfS 12 27 19 2.25 1.583333333 —BB_G01 hypothetical protein 12 3 19 0.25 1.583333333 — predictedantisense: BB_0442 31877 23416 50422 0.734573517 1.581767419 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0391 27040 27985 42739 1.034948225 1.58058432RNA — BB_G07 hypothetical protein 26 10 41 0.384615385 1.576923077 mgtEBB_0380 Mg2+ transport protein 54 145 85 2.685185185 1.574074074 —BB_G29 hypothetical protein 7 11 11 1.571428571 1.571428571 — BB_A52outer membrane protein 42 55 66 1.30952381 1.571428571 — predictedantisense: secA 24868 17538 39042 0.705243687 1.569969439 RNA — BB_0314octaprenyl-diphosphate synthase 51 69 80 1.352941176 1.568627451 —predicted antisense: pth 24799 25415 38833 1.024839711 1.565909916 RNA —BB_0045 P115 protein 23 24 36 1.043478261 1.565217391 — predictedantisense: BB_0496 22752 19550 35604 0.85926512 1.564873418 RNA —BB_0072 membrane protein 48 67 75 1.395833333 1.5625 ftsA BB_0300 celldivision protein FtsA 9 24 14 2.666666667 1.555555556 — BB_0605serine-type D-Ala-D-Ala 40 80 62 2 1.55 carboxypeptidase ackA BB_0622acetate kinase 1081 1149 1673 1.062904718 1.547641073 — BB_0431CobQ/CobB/MinD/ParA 35 58 54 1.657142857 1.542857143 nucleotide bindingdomain- containing protein — BB_0619 DHH family protein 48 91 741.895833333 1.541666667 — predicted antisense: nusG 28038 36279 431881.293922534 1.540338113 RNA — BB_0085 hypothetical protein 52 90 801.730769231 1.538461538 — predicted antisense: rpsD 24606 37497 378011.523896611 1.536251321 RNA prfA BB_0196 peptide chain release factor 156 65 86 1.160714286 1.535714286 — BB_G0036 hypothetical protein 15 7 230.466666667 1.533333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0498 32163 22147 490880.688586264 1.526225787 RNA — BB_B04 chitibiose transporter protein 3941041 598 2.64213198 1.517766497 ChbC — predicted antisense: BB_077518180 23873 27569 1.313146315 1.516446645 RNA — BB_J37 hypotheticalprotein 51 56 77 1.098039216 1.509803922 — predicted antisense: rplO32675 34453 49266 1.05441469 1.507758225 RNA pfs BB_0375 nucleosidase 65133 98 2.046153846 1.507692308 — BB_0751 hypothetical protein 73 87 1101.191780822 1.506849315 — BB_0819 cytidylate kinase 4 31 6 7.75 1.5 —BB_B10 hypothetical protein 4 23 6 5.75 1.5 — BB_G30 hypotheticalprotein 10 33 15 3.3 1.5 bmpA BB_0383 basic membrane protein A 6 12 9 21.5 infC BB_0190 translation initiation factor IF-3 52 97 78 1.8653846151.5 — BB_M20 hypothetical protein 2 3 3 1.5 1.5 — BB_0770 divergentpolysaccharide 22 33 33 1.5 1.5 deacetylase superfamily protein — BB_S44hypothetical protein 10 9 15 0.9 1.5 — BB_S27 hypothetical protein 14 1221 0.857142857 1.5 — BB_0210 hypothetical protein 28 24 42 0.8571428571.5 — BB_0286 flagellar protein 12 10 18 0.833333333 1.5 — BB_M32 PF-32protein 4 3 6 0.75 1.5 — BB_R09 hypothetical protein 2 1 3 0.5 1.5 —BB_Q88 hypothetical protein 28 14 42 0.5 1.5 — BB_J41 antigen P35 2 0 30 1.5 — predicted antisense: BB_0176 17277 27257 25789 1.5776465821.492678127 RNA — predicted antisense: clpX 26799 29556 399411.102876973 1.490391433 RNA — BB_0084 cysteine desulfurase 98 88 1460.897959184 1.489795918 — BB_0026 bifunctional 39 130 58 3.3333333331.487179487 methylenetetrahydrofolate dehydrogenase/methenyltetra-hydrofolate cyclohydrolase recA BB_0131 recombinase A 21 20 310.952380952 1.476190476 — BB_0596 methyl-accepting chemotaxis 59 87 871.474576271 1.474576271 protein — predicted antisense: BB_0712 1944822394 28668 1.151480872 1.474084739 RNA — BB_R45 phage terminase largesubunit 19 12 28 0.631578947 1.473684211 — predicted antisense: secA42660 33448 62849 0.784060009 1.473253633 RNA — BB_0006 membrane protein58 73 85 1.25862069 1.465517241 — predicted antisense: BB_0505 2211626785 32397 1.211114126 1.464867065 RNA — BB_0829 exonuclease SbcD 28 5041 1.785714286 1.464285714 bppC BB_S40 protein BppC 330 901 4832.73030303 1.463636364 — predicted antisense: BB_0726 23070 29560 337321.281317729 1.462158648 RNA lspA BB_0469 lipoprotein signal peptidase 1324 19 1.846153846 1.461538462 — BB_J45 lipoprotein 26 45 38 1.7307692311.461538462 — predicted antisense: BB_0789 31321 30220 45749 0.9648478661.460649405 RNA — BB_N17 hypothetical protein 35 22 51 0.6285714291.457142857 hisS BB_0135 histidine--tRNA ligase 20 55 29 2.75 1.45 —predicted antisense: BB_0714 17359 29572 25147 1.703554352 1.448643355RNA — predicted antisense: BB_A61 43675 14034 63250 0.3213279911.448196909 RNA — BB_0192 hypothetical protein 9 17 13 1.8888888891.444444444 arcA BB_0841 arginine deiminase 9 12 13 1.3333333331.444444444 — BB_A30 hypothetical protein 18 13 26 0.7222222221.444444444 — BB_B09 lipoprotein 151 110 218 0.728476821 1.443708609 —BB_0434 chromosome-partitioning protein 188 128 271 0.6808510641.441489362 ParB — predicted antisense: BB_0096 20600 26200 296811.27184466 1.440825243 RNA — predicted antisense: rpoB 29946 16932 431450.565417752 1.440760035 RNA secA BB_0154 protein translocase subunitSecA 23 64 33 2.782608696 1.434782609 — predicted antisense: rpsC 3584423450 51378 0.654223859 1.433377971 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_009717800 26159 25474 1.469606742 1.431123596 RNA — predicted antisense:rpsE 30297 29714 43326 0.980757171 1.430042578 RNA — predictedantisense: rpmA 19393 20681 27719 1.066415717 1.429330171 RNA —predicted antisense: rplA 31638 25388 45210 0.802452747 1.428977811 RNA— BB_0631 hypothetical protein 28 73 40 2.607142857 1.428571429 —BB_0512 hypothetical protein 7 12 10 1.714285714 1.428571429 — BB_0038hypothetical protein 7 7 10 1 1.428571429 — BB_0163 hypothetical protein167 259 238 1.550898204 1.425149701 uppS BB_0120 isoprenyl transferase45 44 64 0.977777778 1.422222222 — predicted antisense: rplB 52813 3197275092 0.605381251 1.421846894 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_S33 1984622554 28208 1.13645067 1.421344352 RNA — BB_0325 hypothetical protein169 287 240 1.698224852 1.420118343 — predicted antisense: rpsS rplV45718 24911 64766 0.544883853 1.416641148 RNA — BB_N32 PF-32 protein 4138 58 0.926829268 1.414634146 — BB_P03 hypothetical protein 70 57 990.814285714 1.414285714 — predicted antisense: rplA 52924 58392 748161.103317965 1.413649762 RNA ruvB BB_0022 Holliday junction DNA helicase17 18 24 1.058823529 1.411764706 RuvB — predicted antisense: rplS trmD29045 36298 40945 1.249715958 1.409709072 RNA bppC BB_R38 BppC 76 197107 2.592105263 1.407894737 — predicted antisense: BB_0724 21771 3487030624 1.601671949 1.406641863 RNA — BB_R07 hypothetical protein 74 44104 0.594594595 1.405405405 — BB_B23 guanine/xanthine permease 52 200 733.846153846 1.403846154 pepF BB_0248 oligoendopeptidase F 367 456 5151.242506812 1.403269755 — predicted antisense: BB_0805 30022 21154 421050.704616614 1.402471521 RNA — predicted antisense: ftsA 25843 4098036226 1.585729211 1.40177224 RNA — BB_0624 hypothetical protein 10 51 145.1 1.4 — BB_0231 hypothetical protein 5 18 7 3.6 1.4 — BB_0806lipoprotein 10 27 14 2.7 1.4 — BB_0132 transcription elongation factor30 43 42 1.433333333 1.4 GreA — BB_0156 hypothetical protein 5 7 7 1.41.4 — BB_H09 type II restriction enzyme 5 3 7 0.6 1.4 methylase subunit— predicted antisense: BB_0094 26986 23849 37688 0.883754539 1.396576002RNA — BB_0240 glycerol uptake facilitator 817 1062 1140 1.2998776011.395348837 — BB_0843 arginine-ornithine antiporter 43 50 60 1.1627906981.395348837 metG BB_0587 methionine--tRNA ligase 84 116 117 1.3809523811.392857143 rpsO BB_0804 30S ribosomal protein S15 23 59 32 2.5652173911.391304348 — predicted antisense: BB_0094 18820 28757 26181 1.5280021251.391126461 RNA murD BB_0585 UDP-N-acetylmuramoylalanine-- 114 155 1581.359649123 1.385964912 D-glutamate ligase — BB_R17 hypothetical protein259 176 357 0.67953668 1.378378378 — BB_00371-acyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphate 8 17 11 2.125 1.375 acyltransferase —BB_0342 glutamyl-tRNA(Gln) 56 74 77 1.321428571 1.375 amidotransferasesubunit A — BB_0444 nucleotide sugar epimerase 27 62 37 2.2962962961.37037037 — BB_0318 ABC transporter ATP-binding 27 30 37 1.1111111111.37037037 protein bppB BB_P36 protein BppB 27 16 37 0.5925925931.37037037 — predicted antisense: BB_0593 29996 21507 41099 0.7169955991.370149353 RNA — predicted antisense: rplR rpsE 31912 25246 437180.791113061 1.369954876 RNA — BB_A31 pbsx family phage terminase 38 2352 0.605263158 1.368421053 — predicted antisense: BB_B16 30221 2028841303 0.671321267 1.366698653 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0442 2835617791 38660 0.627415714 1.363379884 RNA — predicted antisense: rplB54663 29581 74508 0.54115215 1.363042643 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0096 22437 23890 30566 1.064759103 1.362303338 RNA — BB_0145glycine/betaine ABC transporter 39 69 53 1.769230769 1.358974359permease rpsC BB_0484 30S ribosomal protein S3 14 17 19 1.2142857141.357142857 — BB_L43 phage terminase large subunit 14 6 19 0.4285714291.357142857 — BB_P16 hypothetical protein 793 330 1075 0.4161412361.355611602 — predicted antisense: BB_A61 31248 7521 42297 0.2406874041.35359063 RNA — BB_S16 hypothetical protein 137 62 185 0.4525547451.350364964 — BB_0174 hypothetical protein 23 47 31 2.0434782611.347826087 pheT BB_0514 phenylalanine--tRNA sligase 35 106 473.028571429 1.342857143 subunit beta — predicted antisense: rplP 3083519833 41395 0.643197665 1.342467975 RNA — BB_D01 hypothetical protein165 58 221 0.351515152 1.339393939 — BB_0258 undecaprenyl-diphosphatase118 188 158 1.593220339 1.338983051 — BB_0186 tRNA 21 133 28 6.3333333331.333333333 threonylcarbamoyladenosine biosynthesis protein — BB_0260hypothetical protein 6 35 8 5.833333333 1.333333333 — BB_0327glycerol-3-phosphate O- 15 53 20 3.533333333 1.333333333 acyltransferase— BB_0379 HIT family nucleosidase 39 105 52 2.692307692 1.333333333 —BB_Q50 phage terminase large subunit 9 4 12 0.444444444 1.333333333 —predicted antisense: rplW 34311 19073 45745 0.555885868 1.333245898 RNA— predicted antisense: rplB 55617 28574 74016 0.513763777 1.330816117RNA — BB_B29 PTS system transporter subunit 46 204 61 4.4347826091.326086957 IIBC — predicted antisense: BB_0504 48236 37645 638750.780433701 1.324218426 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0094 29829 1692539494 0.567400852 1.324013544 RNA — BB_N02 hypothetical protein 19 14 250.736842105 1.315789474 — BB_0335 peptide ABC transporter ATP- 2201 17532879 0.796456156 1.308041799 binding protein rplV BB_0483 50S ribosomalprotein L22 13 14 17 1.076923077 1.307692308 — predicted antisense:BB_0231 hbb 24725 36941 32185 1.494074823 1.301718908 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_B16 44204 34349 57475 0.777056375 1.300221699 RNA —BB_0311 NAD kinase 10 15 13 1.5 1.3 — BB_R14 hypothetical protein 47 1561 0.319148936 1.29787234 — predicted antisense: BB_0490 38173 4079949529 1.068792078 1.297487753 RNA — BB_0018 ribosomal large subunit 3472 44 2.117647059 1.294117647 pseudouridine synthase D mlpD BB_R28lipoprotein 31 18 40 0.580645161 1.290322581 leuS BB_0251 leucine--tRNAligase 38 83 49 2.184210526 1.289473684 — predicted antisense: BB_021510979 22689 14137 2.066581656 1.28764004 RNA tmk BB_0793 thymidylatekinase 80 97 103 1.2125 1.2875 zwf BB_0636 glucose-6-phosphate 1- 7 36 95.142857143 1.285714286 dehydrogenase rseP BB_0118 RIP metalloproteaseRseP 42 27 54 0.642857143 1.285714286 — BB_P02 hypothetical protein 11369 145 0.610619469 1.283185841 — predicted antisense: tuf 54506 4951769878 0.908468792 1.282023997 RNA — BB_B28 hypothetical protein 50 42 640.84 1.28 — predicted antisense: tilS 26973 31653 34349 1.173506841.273458644 RNA flgK BB_0181 flagellar hook-associated protein 150 229191 1.526666667 1.273333333 FlgK — BB_0779 hypothetical protein 22 57 282.590909091 1.272727273 — BB_R32 hypothetical protein 11 16 141.454545455 1.272727273 — BB_0328 family 5 extracellular solute- 44 4756 1.068181818 1.272727273 binding protein — BB_0239deoxyguanosine/deoxyadenosine 11 9 14 0.818181818 1.272727273 kinasednaN BB_0438 DNA polymerase III subunit 11 9 14 0.818181818 1.272727273beta — predicted antisense: rpsC 29640 11857 37691 0.4000337381.271626181 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0805 32758 22416 416340.68429086 1.270956713 RNA — BB_P10 hypothetical protein 501 190 6350.379241517 1.26746507 — BB_H41 membrane protein 15 23 19 1.5333333331.266666667 — BB_0142 outer membrane efflux protein 19 23 24 1.2105263161.263157895 — BB_0466 ABC transporter ATP-binding 19 22 24 1.1578947371.263157895 protein — BB_0717 integral membrane protein 46 53 581.152173913 1.260869565 — BB_Q15 hypothetical protein 94 56 1180.595744681 1.255319149 — predicted antisense: BB_0505 28600 16707 358740.584160839 1.254335664 RNA — BB_0296 ATP-dependent protease subunit 1647 20 2.9375 1.25 HslV — BB_0724 potassium transporter 16 43 20 2.68751.25 — BB_0426 nucleoside 2- 8 14 10 1.75 1.25 deoxyribosyltransferasesuperfamily protein — BB_0285 flagellar protein 8 10 10 1.25 1.25 engABB_0508 GTPase Der 24 24 30 1 1.25 — predicted antisense: rplS 2610538817 32580 1.486956522 1.248036775 RNA — predicted antisense: rpoB32518 23037 40563 0.708438403 1.247401439 RNA — BB_R16 hypotheticalprotein 281 118 350 0.419928826 1.245551601 — predicted antisense:BB_0490 37127 36619 46171 0.986317235 1.243596305 RNA manA BB_0407mannose-6-phosphate isomerase 112 123 139 1.098214286 1.241071429 —BB_0418 hypothetical protein 1392 1791 1727 1.286637931 1.24066092 —predicted antisense: flhA 32742 21160 40526 0.646264736 1.237737463 RNA— BB_0351 hypothetical protein 17 62 21 3.647058824 1.235294118 aspSBB_0446 aspartate--tRNA ligase 366 387 452 1.057377049 1.234972678 —predicted antisense: guaA 106958 55227 131875 0.516342864 1.232960601RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0805 rpsO 31123 28530 38333 0.916685411.231661472 RNA — predicted antisense: bmpA 23009 23263 283361.011039159 1.231518102 RNA — predicted antisense: rplB 30853 1367837967 0.443328039 1.230577253 RNA — predicted antisense: rpoB 3249522616 39944 0.695983998 1.229235267 RNA erpB BB_P39 protein ErpB 6811926 837 2.828193833 1.22907489 — BB_0194 TatD family hydrolase 332 293408 0.88253012 1.228915663 — predicted antisense: rplC rpsJ 55472 2934468136 0.528987597 1.228295356 RNA — BB_Q24 hypothetical protein 149 78183 0.523489933 1.228187919 — BB_0595 hypothetical protein 110 79 1350.718181818 1.227272727 — predicted antisense: recA 28526 25416 349640.890976653 1.225688845 RNA — predicted antisense: tuf 78847 43577 965080.552677971 1.223990767 RNA rplK BB_0393 50S ribosomal protein L11 9 2111 2.333333333 1.222222222 — BB_0010 holo-acyl-carrier protein 9 20 112.222222222 1.222222222 synthase — predicted antisense: BB_0132 2754525605 33658 0.929569795 1.221927755 RNA — BB_0198guanosine-3′,5′-bis(diphosphate) 104 134 127 1.288461538 1.2211538463′-pyrophosphohydrolase — predicted antisense: BB_0789 63781 49134 778590.770354808 1.22072404 RNA — BB_Q23 hypothetical protein 83 29 1010.34939759 1.21686747 — BB_0324 hypothetical protein 185 168 2250.908108108 1.216216216 — BB_0651 protein translocase subunit YajC 14 4617 3.285714286 1.214285714 — BB_0732 penicillin-binding protein 28 55 341.964285714 1.214285714 trmU BB_0682 tRNA-specific 2-thiouridylase 89105 108 1.179775281 1.213483146 MnmA — BB_N09 hypothetical protein 19 1123 0.578947368 1.210526316 — BB_H09a hypothetical protein 197 148 2380.751269036 1.208121827 — BB_S09 hypothetical protein 63 25 760.396825397 1.206349206 — predicted antisense: rpoB 24834 22295 298830.897761134 1.203309978 RNA — BB_0758 hypothetical protein 10 58 12 5.81.2 — BB_0215 phosphate ABC transporter 10 49 12 4.9 1.2substrate-binding protein — BB_0068 haloacid dehalogenase-like 10 14 121.4 1.2 hydrolase — BB_R01 hypothetical protein 5 3 6 0.6 1.2 — BB_0398lipoprotein 10 5 12 0.5 1.2 — predicted — 24757 22016 29650 0.8892838391.197641071 RNA rnhB BB_0046 ribonuclease HII 1881 1832 2251 0.9739500271.196703881 — predicted antisense: rpsH 40495 31668 48417 0.7820224721.19562909 RNA — predicted antisense: rpoB 30375 12851 36200 0.4230781891.191769547 RNA — BB_0098 endonuclease MutS2 21 23 25 1.0952380951.19047619 — predicted antisense: BB_0504 30268 29158 36022 0.9633276071.190101758 RNA — BB_R21 hypothetical protein 37 18 44 0.4864864861.189189189 — predicted antisense: rplA 35725 32400 42483 0.9069279221.18916725 RNA rbsA BB_0677 sugar ABC transporter ATP- 16 25 19 1.56251.1875 binding protein — BB_R11 hypothetical protein 38 9 45 0.2368421051.184210526 — predicted antisense: rho 13001 22555 15380 1.7348665491.182985924 RNA — BB_0374 hypothetical protein 33 56 39 1.6969696971.181818182 — BB_0573 ABC transporter ATP-binding 44 46 52 1.0454545451.181818182 protein nagA BB_0151 N-acetylglucosamine-6- 117 160 1381.367521368 1.179487179 phosphate deacetylase — predicted antisense:rpsC 35240 21447 41561 0.608598184 1.179370034 RNA tig BB_0610 triggerfactor 17 35 20 2.058823529 1.176470588 — BB_0747 oligopeptide ABCtransporter 86 112 101 1.302325581 1.174418605 permease — BB_0645 PTSsystem glucose-specific 104 280 122 2.692307692 1.173076923 transportersubunit IIBC — predicted antisense: ptsP 50133 31799 58721 0.6342927811.17130433 RNA — BB_t31 Met tRNA 18 28 21 1.555555556 1.166666667 —BB_N43 phage terminase large subunit 6 4 7 0.666666667 1.166666667 ospBBB_A16 outer surface protein B 338 159 394 0.470414201 1.165680473 pfkBBB_0630 1-phosphofructokinase 734 673 855 0.916893733 1.164850136 —BB_R08 hypothetical protein 110 54 128 0.490909091 1.163636364 —predicted antisense: rpmF 20873 26583 24243 1.273559143 1.161452594 RNA— predicted antisense: BB_0093 33203 25451 38521 0.766527121 1.16016625RNA — BB_0071 membrane protein 75 57 87 0.76 1.16 — predicted antisense:rplL 31854 35837 36895 1.125039242 1.158253281 RNA — BB_0498 proteintranslocase subunit SecY 95 174 110 1.831578947 1.157894737 — BB_0161hypothetical protein 152 207 176 1.361842105 1.157894737 — predictedantisense: rplC rplD 40421 18440 46759 0.456198511 1.156799683 RNA —predicted antisense: cspA 30317 7893 35044 0.260348979 1.155919121 RNA —BB_0265 hypothetical protein 13 40 15 3.076923077 1.153846154 — BB_0790hypothetical protein 13 12 15 0.923076923 1.153846154 — BB_0228hypothetical protein 1348 1366 1555 1.013353116 1.153560831 — predictedantisense: BB_0132 40801 20135 47050 0.493492807 1.153158011 RNA —BB_0361 ATP-binding protein 99 164 114 1.656565657 1.151515152 — BB_0106hypothetical protein 20 17 23 0.85 1.15 — BB_0306 rRNA small subunit 2017 23 0.85 1.15 methyltransferase H — BB_0257 DNA translocase FtsK 562861 646 1.53202847 1.149466192 — BB_D001 lipoprotein 67 20 770.298507463 1.149253731 — BB_t24 Leu tRNA 27 14 31 0.5185185191.148148148 — BB_P08 hypothetical protein 899 429 1031 0.4771968851.146829811 — BB_B17 inosine 5-monophosphate 3020 3175 3458 1.0513245031.145033113 dehydrogenase pcrA BB_0607 ATP-dependent DNA helicase 194185 222 0.953608247 1.144329897 rplO BB_0497 50S ribosomal protein L1514 21 16 1.5 1.142857143 rpoC BB_0388 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 28 2532 0.892857143 1.142857143 subunit beta′ — BB_P17 hypothetical protein1296 594 1476 0.458333333 1.138888889 — BB_0213 lipoprotein 2871 21833267 0.760362243 1.137931034 — BB_M10 hypothetical protein 37 14 420.378378378 1.135135135 — predicted antisense: BB_0789 36901 23078 418300.625403106 1.133573616 RNA recJ BB_0254 single-stranded-DNA-specific 3048 34 1.6 1.133333333 exonuclease — predicted antisense: ffh 32436 2520336673 0.777007029 1.130626464 RNA — BB_0409 hypothetical protein 46 12952 2.804347826 1.130434783 — BB_S45 phage terminase large subunit 31 1535 0.483870968 1.129032258 erpO BB_L40 ErpBl protein 101 311 1143.079207921 1.128712871 — predicted antisense: BB_0094 22295 20640 250980.925768109 1.125723256 RNA erpA BB_P38 protein ErpA 8 32 9 4 1.125 —predicted antisense: nusG 29641 35281 33268 1.190276981 1.122364293 RNA— BB_0206 methyltransferase 90 298 101 3.311111111 1.122222222 rpsSBB_0482 30S ribosomal protein S19 33 46 37 1.393939394 1.121212121 —BB_M29 hypothetical protein 25 20 28 0.8 1.12 — predicted antisense:BB_0504 42929 22817 48071 0.531505509 1.11977917 RNA — BB_0740hypothetical protein 59 42 66 0.711864407 1.118644068 — predictedantisense: BB_A43 32768 6191 36644 0.188934326 1.118286133 RNA —predicted antisense: miaA 24257 33333 27122 1.374160036 1.118110236 RNA— BB_0735 rare lipoprotein A 17 51 19 3 1.117647059 rplB BB_0481 50Sribosomal protein L2 17 23 19 1.352941176 1.117647059 — predictedantisense: gyrB 69422 42177 77544 0.607545159 1.116994613 RNA —predicted antisense: guaA 68920 35960 76873 0.521764364 1.11539466 RNA —BB_0236 hypothetical protein 26 36 29 1.384615385 1.115384615 —predicted antisense: ffh 43499 32442 48517 0.745810249 1.115358974 RNA —predicted antisense: flhB 42457 49175 47245 1.15823068 1.112772923 RNAmraY BB_0303 phospho-N-acetylmuramoyl- 116 121 129 1.0431034481.112068966 pentapeptide-transferase mgsA BB_0364 methylglyoxal synthase1491 748 1658 0.501676727 1.112005366 — BB_0268 hypothetical protein 922 10 2.444444444 1.111111111 — BB_0261 hypothetical protein 27 48 301.777777778 1.111111111 ftsW BB_0302 lipid II flippase FtsW 45 63 50 1.41.111111111 — BB_R33 plasmid partition protein, 9 11 10 1.2222222221.111111111 putative — predicted antisense: BB_0800 33687 20391 373370.605307685 1.108350402 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_B16 33243 2461236826 0.740366393 1.107782089 RNA — predicted — 29480 26115 325710.885854817 1.104850746 RNA lon BB_0253 ATP-dependent protease La 39 11843 3.025641026 1.102564103 nusB BB_0107 transcription antitermination 1025 11 2.5 1.1 factor NusB mlpI BB_N28 lipoprotein 10 21 11 2.1 1.1 —BB_0420 sensory transduction histidine 20 19 22 0.95 1.1 kinase mutSBB_0797 DNA mismatch repair protein 131 70 144 0.534351145 1.099236641MutS — BB_B05 chitibiose transporter protein 215 179 236 0.832558141.097674419 ChbA — BB_S10 hypothetical protein 31 1 34 0.0322580651.096774194 — predicted antisense: BB_0490 rpsN 28914 21721 316740.751227779 1.095455489 RNA pta BB_0589 phosphate acetyltransferase 246128 269 0.520325203 1.093495935 — predicted antisense: BB_0133 4084245226 44493 1.107340483 1.089393272 RNA fusA BB_0540 elongation factor G45 65 49 1.444444444 1.088888889 — predicted antisense: guaA 33531 1822936441 0.543646178 1.086785363 RNA — predicted antisense: recA 3334015227 36224 0.456718656 1.086502699 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_015824644 30014 26749 1.217902938 1.085416329 RNA prfB BB_0074 peptide chainrelease factor 2 12 31 13 2.583333333 1.083333333 — BB_0565purine-binding chemotaxis 36 53 39 1.472222222 1.083333333 protein —BB_0110 hypothetical protein 108 154 117 1.425925926 1.083333333 —BB_0127 30S ribosomal protein S1 37 35 40 0.945945946 1.081081081 —BB_B26 hypothetical protein 611 196 660 0.320785597 1.080196399 —predicted antisense: BB_0785 45789 55681 49411 1.216034419 1.079101968RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0283 37817 24792 40808 0.6555781791.079091414 RNA rimM BB_0697 ribosome maturation factor 127 154 1371.212598425 1.078740157 RimM recB BB_0633 exodeoxyribonuclease V subunit13 9 14 0.692307692 1.076923077 beta — predicted antisense: ptsP 5730429897 61666 0.521726232 1.076120341 RNA — predicted antisense: pgk 7040634715 75667 0.493068773 1.074723745 RNA — BB_0756 hypothetical protein27 23 29 0.851851852 1.074074074 flgL BB_0182 flagellar hook-associatedprotein 315 446 338 1.415873016 1.073015873 FlgL rplU BB_0778 50Sribosomal protein L21 14 34 15 2.428571429 1.071428571 rpoN BB_0450 RNApolymerase sigma-54 28 28 30 1 1.071428571 factor — BB_0250 innermembrane protein 997 666 1063 0.668004012 1.066198596 — predictedantisense: BB_0805 36967 22313 39407 0.603592393 1.066004815 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0429 17868 22062 19047 1.234721289 1.065983882RNA — predicted antisense: rpoC 36846 18738 39230 0.5085490961.064701732 RNA — predicted antisense: pgk 35559 15222 37841 0.428077281.064175033 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0805 45473 24906 483240.54770963 1.062696545 RNA — BB_0538 hypothetical protein 17 12 180.705882353 1.058823529 — predicted antisense: BB_0789 35741 19721 378130.551775272 1.057972636 RNA — predicted antisense: fliM 36905 1876938932 0.508576074 1.054924807 RNA — BB_0683 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-19 37 20 1.947368421 1.052631579 CoA synthase — BB_0709 hypotheticalprotein 19 18 20 0.947368421 1.052631579 — BB_P19 hypothetical protein76 59 80 0.776315789 1.052631579 — BB_Q12 hypothetical protein 19 6 200.315789474 1.052631579 rpsG BB_0386 30S ribosomal protein S7 39 42 411.076923077 1.051282051 — predicted antisense: rpsJ 69096 29059 725730.420559801 1.050321292 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0824 35891 1894637684 0.527876069 1.049956814 RNA — predicted antisense: rplD 3899516168 40902 0.414617259 1.048903706 RNA — predicted antisense: gyrB86626 83151 90751 0.959885023 1.047618498 RNA secF BB_0653 proteintranslocase subunit SecF 44 141 46 3.204545455 1.045454545 — BB_0816hypothetical protein 45 33 47 0.733333333 1.044444444 — BB_0746oligopeptide ABC transporter 234 193 244 0.824786325 1.042735043permease — predicted antisense: ffh 40282 24929 41914 0.6188620231.040514374 RNA — BB_0281 motility protein A 25 41 26 1.64 1.04 rpsPBB_0695 30S ribosomal protein S16 25 32 26 1.28 1.04 — predictedantisense: pgk 46633 21500 48490 0.461046898 1.039821586 RNA mlpG BB_O28lipoprotein 26 11 27 0.423076923 1.038461538 — BB_0397 hypotheticalprotein 26 8 27 0.307692308 1.038461538 gyrB BB_0436 DNA gyrase subunitB 27 39 28 1.444444444 1.037037037 — BB_0460 lipoprotein 1122 692 11630.616755793 1.036541889 — predicted antisense: BB_0579 32417 22333 335650.688928649 1.035413518 RNA — BB_Q17 hypothetical protein 127 42 1310.330708661 1.031496063 rpsT BB_0233 30S ribosomal protein S20 32 41 331.28125 1.03125 erpQ BB_N39 protein ErpQ 130 295 134 2.2692307691.030769231 — BB_A46 hypothetical protein 33 22 34 0.6666666671.03030303 — predicted antisense: flgD 21907 20769 22567 0.9480531341.030127357 RNA — predicted antisense: secA 38867 21017 399880.540741503 1.028841948 RNA — BB_0801 translation initiation factor IF-240 38 41 0.95 1.025 — predicted antisense: gyrB 42244 22926 432480.542704289 1.023766689 RNA — predicted antisense: gap 83833 43247 858110.515870838 1.023594527 RNA — BB_0656 oxygen-independent 86 181 882.104651163 1.023255814 coproporphyrinogen III oxidase — BB_0028hypothetical protein 89 85 91 0.95505618 1.02247191 — BB_0144glycine/betaine ABC transporter 463 308 473 0.665226782 1.021598272substrate-binding protein — predicted antisense: tRNA-Trp-1 rpmG 3922644973 40055 1.146509968 1.021133942 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsC rplV40494 19628 41269 0.484713785 1.019138638 RNA bppC BB_Q45 protein BppC109 217 111 1.990825688 1.018348624 — BB_A11 hypothetical protein 83 3984 0.469879518 1.012048193 — BB_P26 hypothetical protein 351 406 3551.156695157 1.011396011 — BB_0734 Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlC family 132 152 1331.151515152 1.007575758 protein — predicted antisense: gyrA 90201 3747390726 0.415438853 1.005820335 RNA — BB_P29 hypothetical protein 375 328377 0.874666667 1.005333333 — predicted antisense: ptsP 36729 2171436898 0.591194969 1.004601269 RNA — BB_0543 hypothetical protein 13 10313 7.923076923 1 — BB_0592 hypothetical protein 6 30 6 5 1 — BB_B24hypothetical protein 8 38 8 4.75 1 miaA BB_0821 tRNAdimethylallyltransferase 11 42 11 3.818181818 1 pth BB_0787peptidyl-tRNA hydrolase 4 15 4 3.75 1 cysS BB_0599 cysteine--tRNA ligase7 19 7 2.714285714 1 — BB_0458 hypothetical protein 19 45 19 2.3684210531 glys BB_0371 glycine--tRNA ligase 18 42 18 2.333333333 1 rplL BB_039050S ribosomal protein L7/L12 9 16 9 1.777777778 1 — BB_0092 V-typeATPase subunit D 3 5 3 1.666666667 1 — BB_06214-methyl-5(b-hydroxyethyl)- 48 79 48 1.645833333 1 thiazolemonophosphate biosynthesis protein — BB_0805 polyribonucleotide 16 21 161.3125 1 nucleotidyltransferase — BB_J43 hypothetical protein 18 20 181.111111111 1 — BB_0075 hypothetical protein 11 12 11 1.090909091 1 erpNBB_L39 ErpA8 protein 4 4 4 1 1 tilS BB_0788 tRNA(Ile)-lysidine synthase8 8 8 1 1 — BB_R44 hypothetical protein 7 6 7 0.857142857 1 — BB_N03hypothetical protein 7 6 7 0.857142857 1 topA BB_0828 DNA topoisomeraseI 120 71 120 0.591666667 1 — BB_Q29 hypothetical protein 29 15 290.517241379 1 clpX BB_0612 ATP-dependent protease ATP- 1221 1766 12201.446355446 0.999180999 binding subunit ClpX — predicted antisense:BB_0789 59217 33940 59002 0.573146225 0.996369286 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_0544 34812 23768 34599 0.682753074 0.99388142 RNA —predicted antisense: pgk gap 58885 25419 58511 0.431671903 0.993648637RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0281 31321 21635 30998 0.6907506150.98968743 RNA — predicted antisense: groS 18987 30852 18770 1.6249012480.988571128 RNA — predicted antisense: flhA 60393 28161 596850.466295763 0.988276787 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_B16 37859 1457437357 0.3849547 0.986740273 RNA mreC BB_0716 rod shape-determiningprotein 72 85 71 1.180555556 0.986111111 MreC — predicted antisense:trmE 30104 21891 29646 0.727179112 0.984786075 RNA — BB_0315hypothetical protein 62 40 61 0.64516129 0.983870968 — BB_0243glycerol-3-phosphate 166 209 163 1.259036145 0.981927711 dehydrogenase —predicted antisense: rpsL 61764 39184 60570 0.63441487 0.98066835 RNA —BB_R05 hypothetical protein 100 61 98 0.61 0.98 — BB_0648 hypotheticalprotein 50 28 49 0.56 0.98 — predicted antisense: tuf 52944 15127 518780.285716984 0.979865518 RNA — BB_0638 Na+/H+ antiporter 95 209 93 2.20.978947368 bppC BB_P37 site-specific recombinase 176 174 1720.988636364 0.977272727 — BB_P07 hypothetical protein 374 168 3650.449197861 0.975935829 — BB_A57 P45-13 412 74 402 0.179611650.975728155 — BB_0269 ATP-binding protein 153 116 149 0.7581699350.973856209 — predicted antisense: acpP 33655 29974 32765 0.8906254640.973555192 RNA — BB_A66 outer surface protein 917 217 892 0.2366412210.972737186 bppB BB_R37 BppB 36 17 35 0.472222222 0.972222222 clpPBB_0611 ATP-dependent Clp protease 209 211 203 1.009569378 0.971291866proteolytic subunit — predicted antisense: BB_0283 27837 22723 270250.816287675 0.97083019 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0789 38551 1446937319 0.375321003 0.968042334 RNA — predicted antisense: rplB rplW 3981513363 38530 0.335627276 0.967725732 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_006737094 17396 35881 0.468970723 0.967299294 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0504 45882 20391 44271 0.444422649 0.964888191 RNA — BB_0768pyridoxal kinase 249 133 240 0.534136546 0.963855422 — predictedantisense: ftsZ 34527 24900 33269 0.721174733 0.963564746 RNA coaBCBB_0812 bifunctional 102 120 98 1.176470588 0.960784314phosphopantothenoylcysteine decarboxylase/phospho-pantothenate--cysteine ligase ptsP BB_0558 phosphoenolpyruvate-protein22 85 21 3.863636364 0.954545455 phosphatase dnaK BB_0518 chaperoneprotein DnaK 22 77 21 3.5 0.954545455 — predicted antisense: rnpA 3897825853 37140 0.663271589 0.952845195 RNA — BB_0125 hypothetical protein21 15 20 0.714285714 0.952380952 gap BB_0057 glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate40 53 38 1.325 0.95 dehydrogenase — BB_0629 PTS system fructose-specific486 579 460 1.191358025 0.946502058 transporter subunit IIABC recGBB_0581 ATP-dependent DNA helicase 221 209 209 0.945701357 0.945701357RecG fusA BB_0691 elongation factor G 55 36 52 0.654545455 0.945454545pncB BB_0635 nicotinate 91 64 86 0.703296703 0.945054945phosphoribosyltransferase — BB_0506 hypothetical protein 141 107 1330.758865248 0.943262411 — predicted antisense: infC 24463 26460 230721.081633487 0.943138618 RNA — predicted antisense: ptsP 45602 1754243002 0.384676111 0.942984957 RNA — BB_P11 hypothetical protein 467 181439 0.3875803 0.940042827 — BB_0283 flagellar hook protein FlgE 16 11 150.6875 0.9375 — predicted antisense: rplN rplX 33660 18385 315220.546197267 0.936482472 RNA — BB_0381 hypothetical protein 47 58 441.234042553 0.936170213 — predicted antisense: BB_0236 32984 23615 308250.715953189 0.934544021 RNA — BB_0786 50S ribosomal protein 15 40 142.666666667 0.933333333 L25/general stress protein Ctc — predictedantisense: rplM 57061 39728 53232 0.69623736 0.932896374 RNA — BB_0001hypothetical protein 129 66 120 0.511627907 0.930232558 — BB_0354hypothetical protein 14 63 13 4.5 0.928571429 — BB_R22 hypotheticalprotein 112 52 104 0.464285714 0.928571429 — BB_S07 hypothetical protein14 2 13 0.142857143 0.928571429 — BB_0471 hypothetical protein 106 56 980.528301887 0.924528302 — BB_0180 flagellar protein FlbF 13 20 121.538461538 0.923076923 — BB_0509 hypothetical protein 26 27 241.038461538 0.923076923 — BB_O44 phage terminase large subunit 13 4 120.307692308 0.923076923 — BB_t22 Xaa tRNA 13 1 12 0.0769230770.923076923 — predicted antisense: gyrB 86143 37243 79436 0.432339250.922141091 RNA rplC BB_0478 50S ribosomal protein L3 38 37 350.973684211 0.921052632 murC BB_0817 UDP-N-acetylmuramate--L- 25 27 231.08 0.92 alanine ligase fliM BB_0278 flagellar motor switch protein 2519 23 0.76 0.92 FliM — BB_D04 hypothetical protein 72 24 66 0.3333333330.916666667 — BB_0574 integral membrane protein 47 49 43 1.0425531910.914893617 — BB_0137 long-chain-fatty-acid CoA ligase 22 47 202.136363636 0.909090909 — BB_0617 hypothetical protein 74 35 670.472972973 0.905405405 — BB_0312 purine-binding chemotaxis 21 13 190.619047619 0.904761905 protein — predicted antisense: BB_0209 1708823558 15447 1.378628277 0.903967697 RNA — predicted antisense: tpiA50329 20508 45323 0.40747879 0.900534483 RNA — BB_M31 hypotheticalprotein 10 7 9 0.7 0.9 — predicted antisense: flhB 31829 23558 284900.740142637 0.895095667 RNA — BB_0654 hypothetical protein 93 117 831.258064516 0.892473118 tuf BB_0476 elongation factor Tu 37 41 331.108108108 0.891891892 — predicted antisense: BB_0557 44932 28179 400670.62714769 0.891725274 RNA — predicted antisense: rplK 49219 28178 437970.572502489 0.88983929 RNA — BB_0096 V-type ATP synthase subunit E 9 158 1.666666667 0.888888889 — BB_0027 hypothetical protein 45 47 401.044444444 0.888888889 — BB_0527 type III pantothenate kinase 70 158 622.257142857 0.885714286 — predicted antisense: rnpA rpmH 40235 2779035636 0.690692183 0.885696533 RNA — BB_0063 hypothetical protein 1012436 895 0.43083004 0.884387352 — BB_0011 hypothetical protein 518 259458 0.5 0.884169884 — BB_0600 hypothetical protein 17 23 15 1.3529411760.882352941 — BB_A12 BlyA family holin 68 34 60 0.5 0.882352941 tRNA-BB_t04 Ile tRNA 1691 1060 1489 0.626848019 0.880544057 Ile-1 bppB BB_N36protein BppB 25 6 22 0.24 0.88 — predicted antisense: ffh 63914 2812256046 0.439997497 0.87689708 RNA rpmH BB_0440 50S ribosomal protein L3440 79 35 1.975 0.875 murI BB_0100 glutamate racemase 8 15 7 1.875 0.875bppC BB_L38 protein BppC 112 146 98 1.303571429 0.875 blyB BB_Q31 holinprotein 24 6 21 0.25 0.875 — predicted antisense: BB_0083 21449 2900518734 1.352277495 0.873420672 RNA — predicted antisense: gap 68489 2699659630 0.394165486 0.870650761 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsH 4567928657 39764 0.627356116 0.870509424 RNA — BB_B22 guanine/xanthinepermease 54 144 47 2.666666667 0.87037037 — BB_0571 uridylate kinase 493247 429 0.501014199 0.870182556 — predicted antisense: ffh 29125 2585025303 0.887553648 0.868772532 RNA — predicted antisense: gyrB 4996129237 43295 0.585196453 0.866575929 RNA — BB_0406 hypothetical protein339 234 293 0.690265487 0.864306785 blyB BB_M24 holin protein 103 50 890.485436893 0.86407767 — BB_0205 hypothetical protein 29 31 251.068965517 0.862068966 — BB_0264 heat shock protein 70 94 115 811.223404255 0.861702128 serS BB_0226 serine--tRNA ligase 238 205 2050.861344538 0.861344538 — BB_0560 chaperone protein HtpG 114 98 980.859649123 0.859649123 — BB_0496 50S ribosomal protein L30 7 13 61.857142857 0.857142857 — predicted antisense: gyrA 60806 18573 520760.305446831 0.856428642 RNA — predicted antisense: rpmE 33530 3264728685 0.973665374 0.855502535 RNA — BB_0255 M23 peptidase domain- 400306 342 0.765 0.855 containing protein — predicted antisense: BB_074939504 22950 33701 0.580953827 0.853103483 RNA — BB_0542 hypotheticalprotein 34 24 29 0.705882353 0.852941176 — BB_0475 lipoprotein 34 9 290.264705882 0.852941176 — BB_0443 spoIIIJ-associtated protein 20 37 171.85 0.85 rpoB BB_0389 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 20 17 17 0.85 0.85subunit beta — BB_0602 chaperonin 72 52 61 0.722222222 0.847222222 —predicted antisense: flgC 48385 23898 40991 0.493913403 0.847184045 RNA— BB_0086 Mg chelatase-like protein 742 546 628 0.735849057 0.846361186— BB_A08 hypothetical protein 13 9 11 0.692307692 0.846153846 — BB_0360hypothetical protein 45 49 38 1.088888889 0.844444444 — BB_0008hypothetical protein 32 18 27 0.5625 0.84375 pstB BB_0218 phosphate ABCtransporter 1489 831 1255 0.55809268 0.842847549 ATP-binding protein —BB_0155 lipoprotein 157 112 132 0.713375796 0.840764331 — predictedantisense: tpiA 52378 17675 43943 0.337450838 0.838959105 RNA —predicted antisense: groL 38526 26863 32316 0.697269377 0.838810154 RNA— predicted antisense: groL 76651 32516 64273 0.424208425 0.838514827RNA — BB_0792 hypothetical protein 68 52 57 0.764705882 0.838235294 —BB_R10 hypothetical protein 142 34 119 0.23943662 0.838028169 —predicted antisense: BB_0666 18279 27562 15273 1.507850539 0.835548991RNA — BB_B06 chitibiose transporter protein 291 164 243 0.5635738830.835051546 ChbB tsf BB_0122 elongation factor Ts 24 19 20 0.7916666670.833333333 — BB_S17 hypothetical protein 42 7 35 0.1666666670.833333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0346 36335 21722 30244 0.5978257880.832365488 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0149 37725 28431 313400.753638171 0.83074884 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0137 50131 1086241519 0.216672319 0.82821009 RNA — BB_A43 hypothetical protein 17 10 140.588235294 0.823529412 — BB_0170 hypothetical protein 344 298 2830.86627907 0.822674419 — predicted antisense: pgk 49312 18583 404710.376845393 0.820713011 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0355 53824 3510244064 0.652162604 0.818668252 RNA — BB_0714 hypothetical protein 11 19 91.727272727 0.818181818 — BB_0614 hypothetical protein 115 278 942.417391304 0.817391304 — predicted antisense: BB_0801 46073 14935 376410.324159486 0.816986087 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsN rpsH 38210 1677231215 0.438942685 0.81693274 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsO 40369 3035932962 0.752037454 0.816517625 RNA — predicted antisense: eno 31297 3178325388 1.015528645 0.811195961 RNA — predicted antisense: infC 2371427036 19227 1.140086025 0.810786877 RNA — predicted antisense: eno 2990528992 24243 0.969469988 0.810667113 RNA — predicted antisense: ptsP57572 18427 46666 0.320068783 0.810567637 RNA — predicted antisense:guaA 43695 12182 35261 0.278796201 0.806980204 RNA — BB_0597methyl-accepting chemotaxis 97 55 78 0.567010309 0.804123711 protein —BB_0187 hypothetical protein 10 65 8 6.5 0.8 murA BB_0472UDP-N-acetylglucosamine 1- 15 24 12 1.6 0.8 carboxyvinyltransferase —BB_0823 lipoprotein 8549 3787 6828 0.442975787 0.798689905 — predictedantisense: trx 44292 27201 35346 0.614128962 0.798022216 RNA — predictedantisense: BB_0059 32673 20918 26049 0.640222814 0.797263796 RNA —BB_0465 hypothetical protein 177 53 141 0.299435028 0.796610169 —BB_0050 hypothetical protein 171 239 136 1.397660819 0.795321637 rpsKBB_0501 30S ribosomal protein S11 34 12 27 0.352941176 0.794117647 p66BB_0603 integral outer membrane protein 247 289 196 1.1700404860.793522267 p66 rpoA BB_0502 DNA-directed RNA polymerase 29 20 230.689655172 0.793103448 subunit alpha — BB_0115 30S ribosomal protein S619 36 15 1.894736842 0.789473684 — predicted antisense: groL 59099 2624746565 0.44411919 0.787915193 RNA rplD BB_0479 50S ribosomal protein L428 15 22 0.535714286 0.785714286 — BB_0459 hypothetical protein 51 41 400.803921569 0.784313725 — predicted antisense: gyrB 52360 31024 410190.592513369 0.783403361 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0458 45632 1844935735 0.404299614 0.783112728 RNA — predicted antisense: ptsP 4738726968 36998 0.56910123 0.780762656 RNA — BB_S35 PF-32 protein 9 12 71.333333333 0.777777778 erpY BB_R42 ErpY 9 11 7 1.222222222 0.777777778— BB_D21 hypothetical protein 9 8 7 0.888888889 0.777777778 — BB_N31hypothetical protein 27 7 21 0.259259259 0.777777778 — BB_D09hypothetical protein 54 8 42 0.148148148 0.777777778 — BB_0103hypothetical protein 80 71 62 0.8875 0.775 — predicted antisense:BB_0355 117881 44515 91175 0.37762659 0.773449496 RNA — BB_0413 integralmembrane protein 127 93 98 0.732283465 0.771653543 rpsL BB_0387 30Sribosomal protein S12 35 69 27 1.971428571 0.771428571 — BB_0493 50Sribosomal protein L6 70 53 54 0.757142857 0.771428571 — BB_0246 M23peptidase domain- 13 55 10 4.230769231 0.769230769 containing proteinrplR BB_0494 50S ribosomal protein L18 26 44 20 1.692307692 0.769230769— BB_N10 hypothetical protein 26 5 20 0.192307692 0.769230769 — BB_0507hypothetical protein 212 176 161 0.830188679 0.759433962 — predictedantisense: BB_0067 52774 22815 40078 0.432315155 0.759426991 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0493 42471 20977 32166 0.493913494 0.757363848RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0158 25113 26987 19003 1.0746227050.756699717 RNA — BB_A59 hypothetical protein 910 242 688 0.2659340660.756043956 — predicted antisense: BB_0202 20023 21421 15133 1.0698197070.755780852 RNA — BB_0004 phosphoglucomutase 859 253 649 0.2945285220.755529686 — BB_J27 efflux ABC transporter 102 43 77 0.4215686270.754901961 permease — predicted antisense: BB_0801 57366 21574 431920.376076422 0.752919848 RNA — BB_0591 competence locus E 1753 881 13190.502567028 0.752424415 — BB_0412 membrane protein 230 179 1730.77826087 0.752173913 erpP BB_N38 protein ErpP 4 14 3 3.5 0.75 hbbBB_0232 DNA-binding protein HU 20 37 15 1.85 0.75 — BB_Q53 hypotheticalprotein 8 3 6 0.375 0.75 — predicted antisense: rplT 24991 22754 186220.910487776 0.745148253 RNA — BB_0674 membrane protein 701 575 5210.820256776 0.743223966 — BB_B16 oligopeptide ABC transporter 66 136 492.060606061 0.742424242 OppAIV — BB_0776 hypothetical protein 31 30 230.967741935 0.741935484 — BB_0666 N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine 85 68 630.8 0.741176471 amidase domain-containing protein eno BB_0337 enolase597 387 442 0.648241206 0.740368509 — BB_M03 hypothetical protein 19 714 0.368421053 0.736842105 — predicted antisense: BB_0801 42670 1777931432 0.416662761 0.736629951 RNA — BB_0094 ATP synthase subunit A 15 1911 1.266666667 0.733333333 — BB_P31 hypothetical protein 30 29 220.966666667 0.733333333 — BB_P01 phage portal protein 105 37 770.352380952 0.733333333 — predicted antisense: BB_0545 52578 18799 385250.357544981 0.73272091 RNA rpiA BB_0657 ribose 5-phosphate isomerase A2168 1116 1585 0.514760148 0.731088561 — BB_0789 ATP-dependent zinc 2625 19 0.961538462 0.730769231 metalloprotease FtsH — predictedantisense: rpsI 69200 41409 50558 0.598395954 0.730606936 RNA — BB_A47hypothetical protein 63 46 46 0.73015873 0.73015873 — BB_J08 surfaceprotein 70 47 51 0.671428571 0.728571429 pstA BB_0217 phosphate ABCtransporter 378 290 275 0.767195767 0.727513228 permease PstA —predicted antisense: BB_0795 48965 15928 35608 0.325293577 0.727213316RNA — BB_0168 dnaK suppressor 252 195 183 0.773809524 0.726190476 —predicted antisense: BB_0735 33000 23585 23944 0.71469697 0.725575758RNA — predicted antisense: rpsI 74195 39030 53828 0.52604623 0.725493632RNA — BB_0317 integral membrane protein 29 46 21 1.586206897 0.724137931— BB_0047 hypothetical protein 47 69 34 1.468085106 0.723404255 —predicted antisense: pgk 50251 15705 36345 0.312531094 0.723269189 RNA —BB_B01 acylphosphatase 543 257 392 0.473296501 0.721915285 — predictedantisense: BB_0504 33095 24143 23715 0.729505968 0.716573501 RNA csrABB_0184 carbon storage regulator 345 254 247 0.736231884 0.715942029 —BB_0825 hypothetical protein 3864 1941 2750 0.502329193 0.711697723 —BB_0452 chromate transporter 179 158 127 0.882681564 0.709497207superfamily protein — predicted antisense: BB_0088 40595 21823 287470.53757852 0.708141397 RNA — BB_0620 beta-glucosidase 579 306 4090.528497409 0.706390328 flgC BB_0293 flagellar basal body rod protein 1729 12 1.705882353 0.705882353 FlgC — BB_A42 hypothetical protein 68 1048 0.147058824 0.705882353 — predicted antisense: BB_0147 73211 4095651655 0.55942413 0.705563372 RNA rpsD BB_0615 30S ribosomal protein S478 138 55 1.769230769 0.705128205 — BB_0399 hypothetical protein 37 1926 0.513513514 0.702702703 — BB_S31 hypothetical protein 245 128 1720.52244898 0.702040816 — BB_0545 xylulokinase 338 346 237 1.0236686390.701183432 — BB_0439 hypothetical protein 10 14 7 1.4 0.7 — BB_0723adenylyl cyclase 50 29 35 0.58 0.7 — BB_M11 hypothetical protein 43 8 300.186046512 0.697674419 — BB_P25 hypothetical protein 56 16 390.285714286 0.696428571 — predicted antisense: prfB 23877 27266 165971.141935754 0.695104075 RNA argS BB_0594 arginine--tRNA ligase 566 241392 0.425795053 0.692579505 — BB_0544 phosphoribosylpyrophosphate 26 5618 2.153846154 0.692307692 synthetase — predicted antisense: ptsP 5696513026 39351 0.228666725 0.690792592 RNA — BB_P22 hypothetical protein860 258 593 0.3 0.689534884 — predicted antisense: BB_0327 57402 2211039518 0.385178217 0.688442911 RNA — BB_0089 hypothetical protein 16 2311 1.4375 0.6875 — BB_0642 spermidine/putrescine ABC 64 54 44 0.843750.6875 transporter ATP-binding protein — BB_0013 hypothetical protein 5112 35 0.235294118 0.68627451 — BB_H04 hypothetical protein 76 47 520.618421053 0.684210526 — predicted antisense: gyrA 90376 30117 617750.333241126 0.683533239 RNA bdrE BB_S37 protein BdrE 22 11 15 0.50.681818182 blyB BB_P24 holin protein 243 89 165 0.366255144 0.679012346rplW BB_0480 50S ribosomal protein L23 34 15 23 0.441176471 0.676470588— BB_0199 hypothetical protein 58 27 39 0.465517241 0.672413793 ospABB_A15 outer surface protein A 318 111 213 0.349056604 0.669811321 —predicted antisense: BB_0087 48472 23647 32383 0.487848655 0.668076415RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0114 49579 31623 33069 0.6378305330.666996107 RNA — BB_0583 integral membrane protein 171 168 1140.98245614 0.666666667 — BB_M42 phage terminase large subunit 6 3 4 0.50.666666667 — BB_0081 efflux ABC transporter 42 21 28 0.5 0.666666667permease — predicted antisense: rpsR 41655 24967 27740 0.5993758250.665946465 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0789 55407 16638 368900.300286967 0.66580035 RNA — BB_0672 chemotaxis protein CheY 304 156 2020.513157895 0.664473684 — predicted antisense: rpsM rpmJ 60988 3459240230 0.567193546 0.659637962 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0544 5784720017 38154 0.346033502 0.65956748 RNA revA BB_P27 surface protein 439201 289 0.45785877 0.658314351 — BB_0062 rRNA small subunit 597 243 3930.407035176 0.658291457 methyltransferase E groS BB_0741 chaperonin GroS32 78 21 2.4375 0.65625 — BB_0159 hypothetical protein 122 95 800.778688525 0.655737705 — predicted antisense: rpsG 97339 27687 638020.28443892 0.65546184 RNA rplA BB_0392 50S ribosomal protein L1 29 22 190.75862069 0.655172414 — BB_0706 polynucleotide 559 274 366 0.4901610020.654740608 adenylyltransferase ffh BB_0694 signal recognition particle26 23 17 0.884615385 0.653846154 protein — predicted antisense: BB_B2275811 16883 49510 0.222698553 0.653071454 RNA — BB_0675 hypotheticalprotein 363 200 237 0.550964187 0.652892562 nagB BB_0152glucosamine-6-phosphate 1154 363 753 0.314558059 0.652512998 deaminasetRNA- BB_t13 Val tRNA 80 51 52 0.6375 0.65 Val-1 — BB_0562 hypotheticalprotein 1296 471 842 0.363425926 0.649691358 — predicted antisense:BB_0238 51631 27025 33465 0.523425849 0.648157115 RNA cdr BB_0728CoA-disulfide reductase 1602 747 1032 0.466292135 0.644194757 16S BB_r0516S ribosomal RNA 3488 2709 2243 0.776662844 0.643061927 — predictedantisense: BB_B22 77813 19948 50036 0.256358192 0.6430288 RNA — BB_D14hypothetical protein 14 8 9 0.571428571 0.642857143 — predictedantisense: guaA 72328 16144 46472 0.223205398 0.642517421 RNA rpsJBB_0477 30S ribosomal protein S10 67 43 43 0.641791045 0.641791045 —BB_0546 hypothetical protein 700 319 449 0.455714286 0.641428571 hflKBB_0203 protein HflK 189 79 121 0.417989418 0.64021164 — predictedantisense: gyrA 78093 13010 49816 0.166596238 0.637906086 RNA —predicted antisense: fliE 57125 16447 36435 0.287912473 0.637811816 RNA— BB_0753 hypothetical protein 503 275 320 0.546719682 0.636182903 —BB_0280 flagellar motor protein MotB 30 30 19 1 0.633333333 — predictedantisense: rpsB 51564 25801 32539 0.500368474 0.631041036 RNA — BB_0129hypothetical protein 137 41 86 0.299270073 0.627737226 rnc BB_0705ribonuclease III 51 52 32 1.019607843 0.62745098 — BB_0202 hemolysin 323214 202 0.6625387 0.625386997 — BB_O32 PF-32 protein 8 11 5 1.375 0.625— BB_0404 hypothetical protein 16 13 10 0.8125 0.625 frr BB_0121ribosome recycling factor 24 17 15 0.708333333 0.625 — BB_J18 PF-32protein 8 5 5 0.625 0.625 — BB_0060 endoribonuclease 40 20 25 0.5 0.625— BB_0676 phosphoglycolate phosphatase 428 283 267 0.6612149530.623831776 — predicted antisense: tsf 56929 15786 35464 0.2772927680.622951396 RNA — BB_B02 hypothetical protein 2350 803 1461 0.3417021280.621702128 — predicted antisense: BB_0088 45623 24671 28339 0.5407579510.621155996 RNA — predicted antisense: rplQ 80945 23399 500940.289072827 0.618864661 RNA coaD BB_0702 phosphopantetheine 13 20 81.538461538 0.615384615 adenylyltransferase — predicted antisense:BB_0322 68518 12797 42142 0.18676844 0.61505006 RNA — predictedantisense: tsf 58070 18578 35706 0.319924229 0.614878595 RNA — predictedantisense: groL 74218 26012 45467 0.350481015 0.612614191 RNA —predicted antisense: eno 39845 35556 24373 0.892357887 0.611695319 RNA —predicted antisense: BB_0355 55802 23743 34065 0.425486542 0.610461991RNA — BB_D13 hypothetical protein 1530 226 934 0.147712418 0.610457516 —BB_S26 hypothetical protein 1273 336 774 0.263943441 0.608012569 —BB_0349 hypothetical protein 368 153 223 0.41576087 0.605978261 —BB_0456 hypothetical protein 58 23 35 0.396551724 0.603448276 — BB_0715cell division protein FtsA 25 44 15 1.76 0.6 — BB_0577 hypotheticalprotein 10 12 6 1.2 0.6 — BB_H0042 hypothetical protein 25 28 15 1.120.6 — BB_0798 competence protein F 80 35 48 0.4375 0.6 — predictedantisense: BB_0147 122230 32260 73284 0.263928659 0.59955821 RNA —predicted antisense: rpoA 61632 16880 36602 0.273883697 0.593879803 RNAbppC BB_M37 BppC 49 42 29 0.857142857 0.591836735 — BB_0429 hypotheticalprotein 1770 531 1046 0.3 0.590960452 — predicted antisense: groL 6936726372 40993 0.380180778 0.590958237 RNA — BB_H28 PF-32 protein 22 7 130.318181818 0.590909091 — BB_0017 integral membrane protein 681 372 4020.546255507 0.59030837 rpsB BB_0123 30S ribosomal protein S2 56 50 330.892857143 0.589285714 — BB_M26 hypothetical protein 379 104 2220.274406332 0.585751979 — BB_0722 hypothetical protein 190 101 1110.531578947 0.584210526 — predicted antisense: rplQ 73534 25184 427400.342481029 0.581227731 RNA — BB_0067 peptidase 234 114 136 0.4871794870.581196581 — BB_0211 DNA mismatch repair protein 195 69 113 0.3538461540.579487179 — BB_0355 transcription factor 57 64 33 1.1228070180.578947368 rpsM BB_0500 30S ribosomal protein S13 166 123 960.740963855 0.578313253 — predicted antisense: groL 68330 22456 394020.328640421 0.576642763 RNA — BB_A10 hypothetical protein 106 21 610.198113208 0.575471698 trx BB_0061 thioredoxin 21 33 12 1.5714285710.571428571 bdrA BB_P34 protein BdrA 21 15 12 0.714285714 0.571428571napA BB_0690 neutrophil activating protein A 28 11 16 0.3928571430.571428571 (napA) — predicted antisense: rpsB 81822 44527 464820.544193493 0.568086823 RNA — BB_N26 hypothetical protein 183 39 1030.213114754 0.56284153 — BB_0490 50S ribosomal protein L5 32 43 181.34375 0.5625 mviN BB_0810 integral membrane protein MviN 810 353 4540.435802469 0.560493827 — BB_Q37 hypothetical protein 25 10 14 0.4 0.56— predicted antisense: rpsB 54387 30908 30425 0.568297571 0.559416772RNA — BB_0655 heat shock protein 707 296 394 0.418670438 0.5572843 —BB_B07 alpha3-beta1 integrin-binding 1824 521 1012 0.2856359650.554824561 protein truB BB_0803 tRNA pseudouridine synthase B 92 31 510.336956522 0.554347826 — predicted antisense: rpoA 69943 13810 385840.197446492 0.5516492 RNA rpmI BB_0189 50S ribosomal protein L35 33 3518 1.060606061 0.545454545 gnd BB_0561 6-phosphogluconate 315 193 1710.612698413 0.542857143 dehydrogenase — BB_A03 outer membrane protein 2613 14 0.5 0.538461538 — BB_N19 hypothetical protein 39 11 21 0.2820512820.538461538 bppB BB_O37 protein BppB 15 5 8 0.333333333 0.533333333 alrBB_0160 alanine racemase 109 69 58 0.633027523 0.532110092 — BB_0366aminopeptidase 130 103 69 0.792307692 0.530769231 osm28 BB_A74 outermembrane porin OMS28 34 17 18 0.5 0.529411765 — BB_0791 thymidine kinase189 83 100 0.439153439 0.529100529 — predicted antisense: groL 6782124725 35872 0.364562599 0.52892172 RNA — BB_0401 glutamate transporter824 282 434 0.34223301 0.526699029 — BB_S02 hypothetical protein 19 5 100.263157895 0.526315789 rpmB BB_0350 50S ribosomal protein L28 154 10381 0.668831169 0.525974026 luxS BB_0377 S-ribosylhomocysteine lyase 891533 468 0.598204265 0.525252525 — BB_0586 FemA protein 141 82 740.581560284 0.524822695 — predicted antisense: rplI 76228 26825 399820.351904812 0.524505431 RNA — BB_J34 lipoprotein 103 34 54 0.3300970870.524271845 — BB_0117 hemolysin III 542 387 284 0.71402214 0.52398524 —BB_0332 peptide ABC transporter 566 200 296 0.35335689 0.522968198permease — BB_J11 hypothetical protein 391 258 203 0.6598465470.519181586 — BB_0051 integral membrane protein 492 229 255 0.4654471540.518292683 asnS BB_0101 asparagine--tRNA ligase 193 174 100 0.9015544040.518134715 rpmG BB_0396 50S ribosomal protein L33 62 50 32 0.8064516130.516129032 — predicted antisense: rpsB 71740 24471 36869 0.3411067740.513925286 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_0238 56873 26673 291970.468992316 0.513371899 RNA — predicted antisense: BB_B22 93372 1538047924 0.164717474 0.513258793 RNA — BB_0689 hypothetical protein 648 297332 0.458333333 0.512345679 — predicted antisense: rpsT 43570 3488922068 0.800757402 0.506495295 RNA — predicted antisense: rpsK 8138416444 41213 0.202054458 0.50640175 RNA — BB_06582,3-bisphosphoglycerate- 735 447 370 0.608163265 0.503401361 dependentphosphoglycerate mutase rplS BB_0699 50S ribosomal protein L19 36 49 181.361111111 0.5 rbfA BB_0802 ribosome-binding factor A 24 24 12 1 0.5 —BB_0639 spermidine/putrescine ABC 34 26 17 0.764705882 0.5 transportersubstrate-binding protein fliS BB_0550 flagellar protein FliS 10 7 5 0.70.5 — BB_J17 PF-32 protein 6 4 3 0.666666667 0.5 — BB_O33 plasmidpartition protein 4 2 2 0.5 0.5 — BB_A69 putative surface protein 196 6398 0.321428571 0.5 — BB_0352 hypothetical protein 132 40 66 0.3030303030.5 — BB_0331 hypothetical protein 10 3 5 0.3 0.5 — BB_H27 hypotheticalprotein 8 2 4 0.25 0.5 — BB_L25 hypothetical protein 26 3 13 0.1153846150.5 — BB_L26 hypothetical protein 2 0 1 0 0.5 pstC BB_0216 phosphate ABCtransporter 259 132 128 0.50965251 0.494208494 permease PstC ung BB_0053uracil-DNA glycosylase 3295 1299 1626 0.394233687 0.493474962 — BB_0759membrane protein 2113 513 1041 0.242782773 0.492664458 — BB_A13hypothetical protein 520 49 256 0.094230769 0.492307692 — BB_A09hypothetical protein 102 12 50 0.117647059 0.490196078 — BB_0707hypothetical protein 72 35 35 0.486111111 0.486111111 — predicted —220296 90190 107023 0.409403711 0.48581454 RNA — BB_0024 hypotheticalprotein 803 258 390 0.321295143 0.485678705 murB BB_0598 UDP-N- 513 191249 0.372319688 0.485380117 acetylenolpyruvoylglucosamine reductase —BB_0029 hypothetical protein 235 85 114 0.361702128 0.485106383 —BB_0641 spermidine/putrescine transport 145 73 70 0.5034482760.482758621 system permease — BB_J0056 hypothetical protein 27 0 13 00.481481481 — BB_R26 hypothetical protein 818 216 393 0.264058680.480440098 23S_rrlB BB_r04 23S ribosomal RNA 6339 2622 3039 0.413629910.479413157 — BB_D10 lipoprotein 107 49 51 0.457943925 0.47663551423S_rrlA BB_r02 23S ribosomal RNA 6312 2516 3005 0.39860583 0.476077313— predicted antisense: BB_0465 62532 23288 29768 0.372417322 0.476044265RNA — BB_0646 hypothetical protein 939 316 444 0.336528222 0.47284345 —BB_0419 response regulator 72 86 34 1.194444444 0.472222222 rplQ BB_050350S ribosomal protein L17 36 19 17 0.527777778 0.472222222 — predictedantisense: BB_0559 83624 10987 39487 0.131385727 0.472196977 RNA —predicted antisense: tRNA-Gln-1 54021 26518 25214 0.4908831750.466744414 RNA BB_0786 — BB_R29 hypothetical protein 543 217 2520.399631676 0.464088398 — BB_0225 tRNA-dihydrouridine synthase 419 253194 0.603818616 0.46300716 A rpmF BB_0703 50S ribosomal protein L32 6167 28 1.098360656 0.459016393 — BB_0252 hypothetical protein 1087 439497 0.403863845 0.457221711 blyA BB_P23 holin protein 140 60 640.428571429 0.457142857 flgB BB_0294 flagellar basal body rod protein 1119 5 1.727272727 0.454545455 FlgB — BB_0625 N-acetylmuramoyl-L-alanine55 81 25 1.472727273 0.454545455 amidase — BB_H32 antigen P35 11 16 51.454545455 0.454545455 — BB_P30 hypothetical protein 11 9 5 0.8181818180.454545455 rpsH BB_0492 30S ribosomal protein S8 31 21 14 0.6774193550.451612903 rplI BB_0112 50S ribosomal protein L9 51 22 23 0.4313725490.450980392 rho BB_0230 transcription termination factor 49 44 220.897959184 0.448979592 Rho — BB_A64 P35 antigen 21094 2111 94530.100075851 0.448136911 — BB_L19 hypothetical protein 54 30 240.555555556 0.444444444 — BB_R43 hypothetical protein 250 85 111 0.340.444 — predicted antisense: BB_0631 79845 34904 35398 0.4371469720.44333396 RNA — BB_P21 hypothetical protein 658 139 291 0.2112462010.44224924 — BB_0238 hypothetical protein 59 34 26 0.5762711860.440677966 — BB_0219 metal cation transporter 355 321 156 0.9042253520.43943662 permease rplM BB_0339 50S ribosomal protein L13 48 90 211.875 0.4375 — BB_O29 hypothetical protein 106 46 46 0.4339622640.433962264 — predicted antisense: BB_0034 148896 35007 642560.235110413 0.431549538 RNA — BB_Q33 hypothetical protein 343 57 1470.166180758 0.428571429 — predicted antisense: fusA 107812 32086 455740.297610656 0.422717323 RNA — BB_R20 hypothetical protein 175 55 730.314285714 0.417142857 cheR BB_0040 chemotaxis protein 560 194 2330.346428571 0.416071429 methyltransferase — predicted antisense: rpsM81570 23376 33897 0.286575947 0.41555719 RNA — predicted antisense:BB_0269 96916 27092 39823 0.279541046 0.410902225 RNA rpsQ BB_0487 30Sribosomal protein S17 5 2 2 0.4 0.4 — BB_0525 hypothetical protein 18467 73 0.364130435 0.39673913 — BB_0673 hypothetical protein 38 12 150.315789474 0.394736842 smpB BB_0033 SsrA-binding protein 448 41 1760.091517857 0.392857143 — BB_0580 integral membrane protein 536 313 2100.583955224 0.391791045 — BB_0831 xylose operon regulatory protein 316276 122 0.873417722 0.386075949 — predicted antisense: BB_A59 18308525097 70553 0.137078406 0.385356528 RNA lnt BB_0237 apolipoproteinN-acyltransferase 5356 1129 2060 0.210791636 0.384615385 — predictedantisense: BB_B22 117230 13859 44966 0.118220592 0.383570758 RNA —BB_S21 hypothetical protein 29 7 11 0.24137931 0.379310345 — BB_J46hypothetical protein 45 13 17 0.288888889 0.377777778 — BB_H05hypothetical protein 61 14 23 0.229508197 0.37704918 — BB_J47hypothetical protein 183 20 69 0.109289617 0.37704918 thyX BB_A76FAD-dependent thymidylate 8 9 3 1.125 0.375 synthase — BB_J19hypothetical protein 8 6 3 0.75 0.375 rnpA BB_0441 ribonuclease Pprotein 16 10 6 0.625 0.375 component — BB_R25 hypothetical protein 1157 43 0.060869565 0.373913043 — BB_0832 lipoprotein 2040 278 7530.13627451 0.369117647 — BB_0373 hypothetical protein 11 8 4 0.7272727270.363636364 — BB_0262 M23 peptidase domain- 399 185 145 0.4636591480.363408521 containing protein — BB_0824 hypothetical protein 278 219 980.787769784 0.352517986 — BB_0367 hypothetical protein 500 63 176 0.1260.352 — BB_0663 hypothetical protein 1521 444 533 0.291913215 0.35042735dnaB BB_0111 replicative DNA helicase 411 72 144 0.175182482 0.350364964— BB_Q28 hypothetical protein 63 10 22 0.158730159 0.349206349 — BB_P32PF-32 protein 43 23 15 0.534883721 0.348837209 — BB_0153 superoxidedismutase 581 263 202 0.452667814 0.34767642 ksgA BB_0590 rRNA smallsubunit 512 142 177 0.27734375 0.345703125 methyltransferase A —predicted — 324978 41512 111706 0.127737878 0.343734037 RNA la7 BB_0365lipoprotein LA7 326 106 112 0.325153374 0.343558282 — BB_N41hypothetical protein 137 23 47 0.167883212 0.343065693 — predicted —161854 41210 55448 0.254612181 0.34258035 RNA proS BB_0402 proline--tRNAligase 257 86 87 0.33463035 0.338521401 — BB_0242 hypothetical protein 69 2 1.5 0.333333333 — BB_Q54 hypothetical protein 3 4 1 1.3333333330.333333333 tRNA- BB_t17 Leu tRNA 45 53 15 1.177777778 0.333333333 Leu-4— BB_S33 hypothetical protein 87 15 29 0.172413793 0.333333333 —BB_0838a hypothetical protein 12 2 4 0.166666667 0.333333333 — BB_0147flagellin 221 69 73 0.312217195 0.330316742 blyA BB_N23 holin protein155 50 50 0.322580645 0.322580645 lepB BB_0263 signal peptidase I 304115 98 0.378289474 0.322368421 — BB_G34 hypothetical protein 1371 122439 0.088986142 0.32020423 — predicted antisense: BB_0147 223894 2469071642 0.110275398 0.319981777 RNA — BB_t25 Gly tRNA 3756 627 11870.166932907 0.316027689 — BB_A58 hypothetical protein 40093 2956 125360.073728581 0.312673035 — BB_J13 hypothetical protein 16 20 5 1.250.3125 — BB_0193 lipoprotein 48 19 15 0.395833333 0.3125 — BB_D22hypothetical protein 16 4 5 0.25 0.3125 — BB_0102 hypothetical protein170 36 53 0.211764706 0.311764706 — BB_S25 hypothetical protein 389 42120 0.107969152 0.30848329 — BB_L20 hypothetical protein 72 24 220.333333333 0.305555556 — BB_0664 lipoprotein 465 152 142 0.326881720.305376344 — BB_0378 hypothetical protein 426 230 129 0.5399061030.302816901 fliL BB_0279 flagellar basal body-associated 20 13 6 0.650.3 protein FliL — BB_0559 PTS system glucose-specific 595 279 1770.468907563 0.297478992 transporter subunit IIA — BB_0593long-chain-fatty-acid CoA ligase 81 73 24 0.901234568 0.296296296 —BB_H06 complement regulator-acquiring 34 8 10 0.235294118 0.294117647surface protein — BB_P20 hypothetical protein 1025 118 288 0.1151219510.28097561 cdd BB_0618 cytidine deaminase 951 190 267 0.1997896950.280757098 — BB_0185 glycoprotease family protein 183 175 500.956284153 0.273224044 — BB_J36 lipoprotein 334 28 90 0.0838323350.269461078 — BB_0143 membrane protein insertion 4042 440 10850.108857001 0.26843147 efficiency factor — predicted antisense: ospAospB 386319 40930 102443 0.105948711 0.265177224 RNA — BB_0368glycerol-3-phosphate 371 172 95 0.46361186 0.25606469 dehydrogenase —BB_0322 hypothetical protein 4 9 1 2.25 0.25 — BB_0162 hypotheticalprotein 1622 158 401 0.097410604 0.247225647 — BB_0739 hypotheticalprotein 208 63 51 0.302884615 0.245192308 — BB_0453 small conductance1922 357 467 0.185744017 0.242976067 mechanosensitive ion channel lp6.6BB_A62 6.6 kDa lipoprotein 478 86 115 0.179916318 0.240585774 udkBB_0015 uridine kinase 156 94 37 0.602564103 0.237179487 — BB_N20hypothetical protein 287 69 68 0.240418118 0.236933798 — BB_0727phosphofructokinase 203 83 48 0.408866995 0.236453202 rpmJ BB_0499 50Sribosomal protein L36 60 72 14 1.2 0.233333333 — BB_t20 Ser tRNA 30 9 70.3 0.233333333 bdrF BB_S29 protein BdrF 65 13 15 0.2 0.230769231 —predicted — 273949 37199 63152 0.135788048 0.23052466 RNA — BB_Q27hypothetical protein 157 17 36 0.108280255 0.229299363 — BB_Q0091hypothetical protein 27 0 6 0 0.222222222 — BB_0582 carboxypeptidase 44269 96 0.156108597 0.21719457 — BB_G33 hypothetical protein 60 12 13 0.20.216666667 infA BB_0169 translation initiation factor IF-1 2415 486 5220.201242236 0.216149068 — BB_0576 hypothetical protein 649 72 1400.110939908 0.215716487 — BB_0316 integral membrane protein 169 60 360.355029586 0.213017751 rpsI BB_0338 30S ribosomal protein S9 321 174 660.542056075 0.205607477 — BB_0090 V-type ATP synthase subunit K 5 26 15.2 0.2 — BB_0025 transcriptional regulator 1366 248 272 0.1815519770.199121523 — BB_0628 lipoprotein 799 153 158 0.191489362 0.197747184 —predicted antisense: lp6.6 709503 52073 140114 0.073393629 0.197481899RNA — BB_Q32 hypothetical protein 71 6 14 0.084507042 0.197183099 —BB_A61 hypothetical protein 681 45 133 0.066079295 0.195301028 —predicted antisense: napA 99610 8108 19231 0.08139745 0.193062945 RNAbdrH BB_R27 BdrH 79 9 15 0.113924051 0.189873418 — BB_H13 protein RepU16 1 3 0.0625 0.1875 — BB_t33 Thr tRNA 59 15 11 0.254237288 0.186440678— BB_I39 surface antigen 43 3 8 0.069767442 0.186046512 — BB_0087L-lactate dehydrogenase 275 145 48 0.527272727 0.174545455 — BB_0336hypothetical protein 365 124 61 0.339726027 0.167123288 rplX BB_0489 50Sribosomal protein L24 36 23 6 0.638888889 0.166666667 — BB_0799hypothetical protein 12 5 2 0.416666667 0.166666667 — BB_Q62hypothetical protein 6 0 1 0 0.166666667 tRNA- BB_t11 Asn tRNA 159 12 260.075471698 0.163522013 Asn-1 — BB_B27 lipoprotein 267 36 42 0.1348314610.157303371 rpsU BB_0256 30S ribosomal protein S21 226 81 34 0.358407080.150442478 — BB_0034 outer membrane protein P13 285 55 41 0.1929824560.143859649 — BB_N30 hypothetical protein 7 7 1 1 0.142857143 rpmEBB_0229 50S ribosomal protein L31 365 22 52 0.060273973 0.142465753 —BB_0353 membrane protein 233 45 31 0.193133047 0.13304721 — BB_0428hypothetical protein 4727 195 627 0.04125238 0.132642268 — BB_H33adenine deaminase 16 19 2 1.1875 0.125 bdrV BB_Q42 protein BdrV 8 5 10.625 0.125 — BB_R31 hypothetical protein 2 7 0 3.5 0 erpM BB_O40protein ErpM 2 5 0 2.5 0 tRNA- BB_t05 Ala tRNA 6 10 0 1.666666667 0Ala-1 — BB_Q39 hypothetical protein 3 3 0 1 0 — BB_t21 Arg tRNA 3 3 0 10 rpmC BB_0486 50S ribosomal protein L29 11 8 0 0.727272727 0 bdrRBB_N27 BdrR protein 8 5 0 0.625 0 5S_rrlB BB_r03 5S ribosomal RNA 38 230 0.605263158 0 — BB_O31 hypothetical protein 3 1 0 0.333333333 0 tRNA-BB_t12 Asp tRNA 27 4 0 0.148148148 0 Asp-1 tRNA- BB_t06 Ser tRNA 15 1 00.066666667 0 Ser-3 — BB_t28 Met tRNA 42 2 0 0.047619048 0 blyB BB_N24holin protein 3 0 0 0 0 — BB_D0027 hypothetical protein 11 0 0 0 0 tRNA-BB_t18 Gln tRNA 0 16 0 — — Gln-1 — BB_J24 hypothetical protein 0 7 0 — —— BB_t23 Lys tRNA 0 5 0 — — — BB_0549 hypothetical protein 0 4 0 — — —BB_0287 flagellar protein FlbA 0 3 0 — — — BB_P33 PF-49 protein 0 2 0 —— — BB_L41 hypothetical protein 0 2 0 — — — BB_Q38 hypothetical protein0 2 0 — — — BB_0044 hypothetical protein 0 2 0 — — — BB_O02 hypotheticalprotein 0 1 0 — — — BB_t30 Phe tRNA 0 1 0 — — — BB_0308 hypotheticalprotein 0 1 0 — — — BB_D24 hypothetical protein 0 1 0 — — — BB_F03 RepU0 1 0 — — — BB_H29 plasmid partition protein 0 1 0 — — — BB_S06hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_S11 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S12 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_S13 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S14 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S19hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_S20 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —blyA BB_S23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyB BB_S24 holin protein 0 0 0 — —blyB BB_R24 hemolysin accessory protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M01 phage portalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M12 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M13hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_M15 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M17 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — blyA BB_M23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M25 hypothetical protein0 0 0 — — mlpF BB_M28 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M30 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M33 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — bdrK BB_M34 BdrK 0 00 — — erpK BB_M38 ErpK protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_M39 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — — BB_M41 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O03 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O04 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O05hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O06 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O09 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_O10 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O13 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O15hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O16 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O17 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O18 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_O19 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O20 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O21 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O22hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — blyA BB_O23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyBBB_O24 holin protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_O25 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_O26 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — bppC BB_O38 protein BppC 0 0 0 — —erpL BB_O39 protein ErpL 0 0 0 — — — BB_O41 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_O42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L01 phage portal protein0 0 0 — — — BB_L02 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L03 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L04 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L06hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L07 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_L08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L09 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_L10 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L11 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L12 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L13hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_L15 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L16 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_L17 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L18 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L21 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L22hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — blyA BB_L23 holin protein 0 0 0 — — blyBBB_L24 holin protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L29 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_L31 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_L32 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — —bdrO BB_L35 protein BdrO 0 0 0 — — bppA BB_L36 protein BppA 0 0 0 — — —BB_N08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U01 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_U04 protein BBC01 0 0 0 — — — BB_U05 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — —— BB_U06 plasmid partition protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U07 protein BBC01 0 00 — — — BB_U08 SUA5 subfamily protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U09 TM2 familyprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_U10 protein BBC01 0 0 0 — — — BB_U11Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlC family 0 0 0 — — protein — BB_Q03 outer membraneprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q05 antigen, P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q07 plasmidpartition protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q08 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q09hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q40 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — erpXBB_Q47 protein ErpX 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q48 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_Q49 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_Q67 adenine specific DNA 0 00 — — methyltransferase — BB_T01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T02hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T03 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_T04 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_T06 Sua5/YciO/YrdC/YwlCfamily 0 0 0 — — protein — BB_T07 outer membrane protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_0138 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_0305 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — tRNA- BB_t07 Lys tRNA 0 0 0 — — Lys-2 tRNA- BB_t08 His tRNA 0 00 — — His-1 — BB_t26 Arg tRNA 0 0 0 — — tRNA- BB_t14 Thr tRNA 0 0 0 — —Thr-2 — BB_E09 protein p23 0 0 0 — — — BB_E16 hypothetical protein 0 0 0— — — BB_E17 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E18 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E19 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E20hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_E21 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_E22 pyrazinamidase/nicotinamidase 0 0 0 — — PncA — BB_E31 antigen,P35, putative 0 0 0 — — — BB_F01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F02hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F06 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_F08 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0034 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — — BB_F14 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F17 putativetransmembrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F20 BBF20 0 0 0 — — — BB_F23 PF49 00 0 — — — BB_F24 PF32 0 0 0 — — — BB_F25 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —— BB_F26 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0039 hypothetical protein0 0 0 — — — BB_F0040 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_F0041 outersurface protein VlsE1 0 0 0 — — — BB_I01 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —— BB_I02 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I06 MTA/SAH nucleosidase 00 0 — — — BB_I12 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I15 virulenceassociated lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — vraA BB_I16 repetitive antigen A 0 0 0— — — BB_I18 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I19 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I20 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I21 PF-32protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I22 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I26multidrug-efflux transporter 0 0 0 — — — BB_I29 virulence associatedlipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I34 virulence associated lipoprotein 0 0 0 —— — BB_I36 antigen P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_I38 surface antigen 0 0 0 — — —BB_I41 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_I42 outer membrane protein 00 0 — — — BB_K01 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K07 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K09 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K13 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K15 antigen P35 0 0 0 — — — BB_K17 adenine deaminase 0 0 0 —— — BB_K19 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K21 PF-32 protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K22 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K23 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K24 PF-49 protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K54 hypothetical protein 0 00 — — — BB_K32 fibronectin-binding protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K33hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K34 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — —BB_K35 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K0058 hypothetical protein 00 0 — — — BB_K40 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K41 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K45immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K47 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_K48 immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K49 hypotheticalprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K50 immunogenic protein P37 0 0 0 — — — BB_K0059hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K52 lipoprotein 0 0 0 — — — BB_K53outer membrane protein 0 0 0 — — — BB_J0058 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 —— — BB_J42 hypothetical protein 0 0 0 — —

Example 4: Commonalties Among the Pathways of the Doxycycline Persistersand Amoxicillin Persisters

A comparison of the pathways of the doxycycline persisters andamoxicillin persisters revealed that they share several common features.For example, transporter (BB_0164, BB_0729), membrane protein (BB_A05,BB_0385), chemotaxis (BB_0414), ClpP protease (BB_0757), and DNA repairgenes are up-regulated, while genes for outer membraneproteins/lipoproteins (BB_A61, BB_I39, BB_Q32) and ribosomal proteins(BB_0229) involved in protein synthesis were down-regulated. Besidesthese common pathways, genes for heat shock proteins and proteinsecretion protein were upregulated in doxycycline persisters, whileamoxicillin persisters had virulence genes (dbpAB), terpenoid synthesisgenes, and drug metabolism P450 family dehydrogenase gene uprgulated andglycolysis/gluconeogenesis genes down-regulated. These gene expressionchanges may play important roles in facilitating survival of B.burgdorferi persisters under antibiotic stress.

Amoxicillin inhibits the synthesis of bacterial cell wall and induces B.burgdorferi into round body form (Feng J, et al., PLoS One. 2015;10(3):e0117207). In the amoxicillin tolerant persisters manydown-regulated outer membrane lipoprotein genes were found, which mayprovide a persistence strategy for persisters. In addition, twoterpenoid/steroid synthesis genes were found to be up-regulated inamoxicillin tolerant persisters. B. burgdorferi is an unusual prokaryotethat possesses sterols in its membranes (LaRocca T J, et al. PLoSPathog. 2013; 9(5):e1003353). Up-regulation of terpenoid/steroidsynthesis genes in amoxicillin tolerant persisters may increase thecontent of sterols, and change the cell membrane component to allowsurvival under amoxicillin treatment. B. burgdorferi decorin-bindingproteins (Dbp) A (BB_A24) and B (BB_A25) are mainly expressed duringmammalian infection to mediate bacterial attachment to the proteoglycandecorin in decorin-expressing mammal cells (15). The elevated dbpA/Bexpression in B. burgdorferi persisters without mammalian infection byamoxicillin treatment may enhance interaction with host cell and promotepathogen persistence.

The findings not only shed new light on the mechanisms of persisters inB. burgdorferi but also have practical applications. For example, theupregulated genes identified in persisters may serve as targets fordeveloping new drugs for more effective treatment, but also may serve asantigens for developing diagnostic tests for persistent Lyme disease,and for developing therapeutic vaccines for improved treatment.

Example 5: Viability Assay Kit for Borrelia burgdorferi and RelatedSpirochete Species for Viability Assessment and AntibioticSusceptibility Testing

The present invention also provides kits for use in treating and/ordiagnosing Lyme disease. The kits of the present invention include oneor more containers comprising B. burgdorferi therapeutics (siRNAs,antibodies, etc.), and in some embodiments, further compriseinstructions for use in accordance with any of the methods describedherein. The kit may further comprise a description of selecting anindividual suitable or treatment. Instructions supplied in the kits ofthe invention are typically written instructions on a label or packageinsert (e.g., a paper sheet included in the kit), but machine-readableinstructions (e.g., instructions carried on a magnetic or opticalstorage disk) are also acceptable.

A patient can be diagnosed by adding a sample from the patient to a kitand detecting said biomarker conjugated with a biomarker antibody,specifically, by a method which comprises the steps of: (i) collectingsample from the patient; (ii) centrifuging sample; (iii) adding thesample from patient to a diagnostic kit; and, (iv) detecting saidbiomarker conjugated with an antibody. In this method, the antibodiesare brought into contact with the patient's sample. If said biomarker ispresent in the sample, the antibodies will bind to the sample, or aportion thereof. In other kit and diagnostic embodiments, sample neednot be collected from the patient (i.e., it is already collected).

The kit can also comprise a washing solution or instructions for makinga washing solution, in which the combination of the capture agent andthe washing solution allows capture of the biomarker or biomarkers onthe solid support for subsequent detection by, e.g., an antibody or massspectrometry. In a further embodiment, a kit can comprise instructionsfor suitable operational parameters in the form of a label or separateinsert. For example, the instructions may inform a consumer about how tocollect the sample, how to wash the probe or the particular biomarkersto be detected. In yet another embodiment, the kit can comprise one ormore containers with biomarker samples, to be used as standard(s) forcalibration.

Example 6: Viability Assay Kit for Borrelia burgdorferi for Drug Screensin High Throughput Format

A high throughput screen is performed against B. burgdorferi to identifya family of structurally related compounds with inhibitory activity. Thecompounds are further optimized and verified in follow up screens andassays.

OTHER EMBODIMENTS

While the invention has been described in conjunction with the detaileddescription thereof, the foregoing description is intended to illustrateand not limit the scope of the invention, which is defined by the scopeof the appended claims. Other aspects, advantages, and modifications arewithin the scope of the following claims.

The patent and scientific literature referred to herein establishes theknowledge that is available to those with skill in the art. All UnitedStates patents and published or unpublished United States patentapplications cited herein are incorporated by reference. All publishedforeign patents and patent applications cited herein are herebyincorporated by reference. Genbank and NCBI submissions indicated byaccession number cited herein are hereby incorporated by reference. Allother published references, documents, manuscripts and scientificliterature cited herein are hereby incorporated by reference.

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1. A method for diagnosing a Borrelia burgdorferi infection in a subject in need thereof comprising: obtaining a sample from the subject; incubating the sample with a binding agent to yield a binding agent complex; performing an in vitro reaction on the binding agent complex to detect one or more Borrelia burgdorferi biomarkers; and detecting the level of the one or more biomarkers and comparing the level to a reference.
 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising computing a level of the one or more biomarkers.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the Borrelia burgdorferi infection causes Lyme disease.
 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the one or more biomarkers identify antibiotic tolerant persisters.
 5. The method of claim 4, wherein the antibiotic is doxycline or amoxicillin.
 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the binding agent comprises an antibody or a fragment thereof, a detectable protein, or a fragment thereof, or a nucleic acid molecule.
 7. The method of claim 1, wherein the in vitro reaction comprises quantitative PCR or Northern Blot.
 8. The method of claim 6, wherein the nucleic acid comprises cDNA.
 9. The method of claim 1, wherein the binding agent comprises an antibody.
 10. The method of claim 9, wherein the antibody is conjugated to a detectable moiety.
 11. The method of claim 9, wherein the antibody comprises a polyclonal antibody or a monoclonal antibody. 12-14. (canceled)
 15. The method of claim 1, wherein the subject is a human.
 16. The method of claim 1, wherein the sample comprises plasma, whole blood, serum, saliva or urine.
 17. The method of claim 1, wherein the sample comprises serum.
 18. The method of claim 1, detecting further comprises an assay selected from the group consisting of an ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent) assay, a Western blot, a mass spectrometry, a radioimmunoassay, and a fluoroimmunoassay.
 19. A kit comprising a binding agent for detecting one or more biomarkers for diagnosing a Borrelia burgdorferi infection in a subject in need thereof, wherein the binding agent binds to the one or more biomarkers, and yields a complex comprising the one or more biomarkers and the binding agent, thereby allowing detection of the level of the one or more biomarkers, and instructions for using the binding agent for diagnosing a Borrelia burgdorferi infection. 20-22. (canceled)
 23. A method of treating a Borrelia burgdorferi infection in a subject comprising, measuring the level of one or more biomarkers in a subject, and administering to said subject, an active agent for treating a Borrelia burgdorferi infection, based on the level of the one or more biomarkers.
 24. The method of claim 23, wherein the active agent comprises doxycycline, amoxicillin, cefuroxime axetil, ceftriaxone, cefotaxime, penicillin G, or bismacine.
 26. A method for detecting Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome in a subject in need thereof comprising, obtaining a sample from the subject; incubating the sample with a binding agent to yield a binding agent complex; performing an in vitro reaction on the binding agent complex to detect one or more Borrelia burgdorferi biomarkers; and detecting the level of the one or more biomarkers and comparing the level to a reference to detect Post Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome. 